Robotic Security · Deployed in Days
“Everyone in the space is frustrated and knows human security is expensive & not working. Nothing is happening 99% of the time and when it does they are not in the right spot.
The real question is are you reacting to crime or proactively preventing it?”
Built for multifamily communities that need consistent, documentable, cost-effective security without the overhead of traditional guard programs.
Continuous visible robotic patrol presence deters threats before they escalate.
Every patrol logged. Every incident captured. Full audit trail.
Immediate notification to management and authorities when something is detected.
No shift changes, no call-outs, no gaps. Your property is covered around the clock.
Undaunted in action at an Atlanta multifamily community.
Robot dogs help make arrest — Columbia Crest, Atlanta First News.
One of the nation’s foremost HOPE VI and Choice Neighborhoods developers, with 26,000+ homes across 24 states. From St. Louis to New Orleans, Memphis to Pittsburgh — we’ve mapped their full national footprint.
Data from live Undaunted deployments across Atlanta.
Average 40% drop in police dispatch calls at Undaunted properties across Atlanta.
Following crime reduction, 2000 Oasis improved occupancy from 40% to over 97%.
100% of Undaunted customers have cut their security spend by at least 50% following full deployments.
Balfour Residential · SW Atlanta · 12-month measured outcome from APD crime data following Undaunted deployment.
445 Cleveland Avenue SW is a Balfour Residential workforce housing community in SW Atlanta — one of the city's highest-crime corridors. Before Undaunted, the property faced persistent and documented crime across all categories: motor vehicle theft, firearm incidents, residential burglaries, and parking area theft. After 12 months of continuous robotic security patrols, APD crime data shows dramatic reductions across every category measured — with residential burglary eliminated entirely.
Hear directly from the people who live at the property.
Resident testimonial compilation · 445 Cleveland Avenue SW · Atlanta
Centennial Place is McCormack Baron's landmark achievement in Atlanta and a defining moment in American affordable housing — the nation's first federally-funded public housing site to be demolished and rebuilt as a mixed-income community under the HOPE VI program, developed starting in 1994. Today it is a 900+ unit mixed-income community adjacent to Georgia Tech, blending affordable and market-rate housing on the former site of Techwood Homes. Its location in the heart of Atlanta — near Downtown, Georgia Tech, and the Georgia Aquarium — makes it an ideal proof-of-concept for robotic security that can serve both affordable and market-rate residents side by side.
