This week, we are rolling out a Spanish version of C2M2H, our supervision software for the THALAMUS autonomous security robot. This new step is part of our drive to more directly address the rapidly evolving needs for security solutions in the Spanish and South American markets.
According to Empresa Actual, the private security sector in Spain is worth around €5 billion a year. Human surveillance is still in the majority, but electronic systems are making rapid progress, supported by growing demand for connected, autonomous solutions capable of continuous operation. This context opens up concrete prospects for robots like THALAMUS, designed to enhance detection, deterrence and responsiveness in the field.
On the other side of the Atlantic, in Latin America, the transition has already begun: the electronic security market is forecasting annual growth of 6.5% between 2022 and 2027, according to a study by Mordor Intelligence. Smart cameras, video analysis, integration of AI and IoT: the tools are evolving, but the needs remain the same: to monitor vast, heterogeneous and sometimes isolated sites, relying on reliable, autonomous devices that are simple to control.
The Spanish version of C2M2H meets this need. It enables local control of the THALAMUS robot’s supervision interface, in a language adapted to operational teams. The aim is to facilitate deployment, integration and adoption in environments where autonomy is not a luxury, but a necessity.