LOBOAlways-on security for critical infrastructure and industrial sites.

LOBO is a solar-powered security tower with its own cameras, cellular connection, siren and lights. We deliver it, watch it live around the clock and respond to what it sees, for one monthly price.

Get a quote How it works
All in: tower, 24/7 live monitoring and app
$1,299/mo
From delivery to live coverage
1 day
Site power, network or trenching needed
None
In service with Air Force Security Forces
USAF

How it works

One tower covers about a football field. Larger sites use several towers, all in one app.

  1. 01

    We set it up

    The tower arrives on a trailer, rolls into place and raises its mast. It needs no site power, network or trenching, and coverage starts within a day.

  2. 02

    We watch it live, 24/7

    Our monitoring team watches your tower's cameras live, day and night. AI detection runs alongside them.

  3. 03

    The tower responds

    When someone shouldn't be there, an agent sounds the siren, flashes the lights and talks to them through the tower's speaker.

  4. 04

    We follow through

    We call your contacts or the police, per your instructions, and help with evidence and police reports.

Illustration: an example campus with six towers. A person outside the fence is detected, the nearest tower turns its camera to them and an agent talks them down.
LOBO from the front with the mast raised: equipment box and cameras at the top, solar panel, rolling base.

The LOBO tower

Power, connection, cameras and deterrence are all on the tower. Nothing has to be installed at the site.

Cameras
360° coverage plus a PTZ camera with long-range zoom; infrared or low-light at night
Deterrence
Siren, live talk-down and police-style lights
Power
Solar, with battery storage
Connection
Built-in 5G/LTE, plus a phone line registered for E911
Height
Up to 20 ft; the mast lowers to move
Tower details

24/7 live monitoring

Every plan includes our monitoring team. They watch your tower's cameras live, day and night, with your site's instructions in hand: who belongs there, when, and who to call. When someone shouldn't be there, they act through the tower and call the police.

  • Watch

    Every camera, live

    Agents watch the cameras around the clock and log a check on your site every two hours: who came and went, gates and doors, anything out of place.

  • Warn

    Siren and talk-down

    At the first sign of trouble they sound the siren and speak to the person through the tower, and keep at it until they leave or police arrive.

  • Call

    Police and your contacts

    They call the police on the site's local line, and your contacts per your instructions.

  • Report

    A report on every incident

    HD video and a written summary of what happened and what we did, shared with you and ready for a police report.

Examples from our sites

  • Tower camera at night: a pickup at a warehouse's dock doors, with two people at the next door.
    Talk-downHumble, TX · Aug 14, 2026 · 11:19 PM

    Break-in stopped with the talk-down

    Two vehicles pulled in, and the people in them started on a warehouse door with cutting tools. Our agent spoke to them through the tower's speaker. They gave up and drove off.

  • Tower camera at night: a police car with its lights on and officers with a person beside a new building.
    AlarmGeorgetown, TX · Dec 21, 2025 · 4:13 AM

    Alarm first, then police

    A trespasser on foot at a new building that hadn't been leased yet. He stayed after the alarm, so our agent called police, and officers had him off the property by 4:39.

  • Tower camera at night: police officers walk a person out along a wooden fence beside the building.
    PoliceDetroit, MI · Aug 31, 2026 · 12:21 AM

    Arrest at a vacant building

    A man parked on a side street, walked back to the building and tried to get in. Our agent called police, who searched the building and grounds for about two hours, found him and took him into custody.

  • Tower camera at night: firefighters spray a burning car in a parking lot.
    911San Antonio, TX · Aug 1, 2026 · 10:22 PM

    Car fire called in

    A parked car caught fire in the lot. Our agent called 911, and the fire department put it out.

From our incident reports; pictures are tower-camera frames from each response. Customer names are left out; faces, plates and signs blurred. AI detection and review run alongside the team (Multi-layer AI). More from our sites

Services are supplemental and best-effort only. Land Satellite Technologies does not provide life-safety, guard, patrol, emergency dispatch, or guaranteed emergency-response services. Detection, deterrence, response times, law-enforcement action, and prevention of loss are not guaranteed. Subject to the MSA.

The Fleet app

Fleet puts every tower on a map of your site. Open a tower to watch its cameras live, talk through its speaker, sound the siren or review recorded video, on phone or desktop.

Fleet's 3D map at a logistics yard: a large warehouse in photorealistic 3D, with each tower labeled L096 to L099 where it stands and a beam rising from it.
Fleet at a deployed yard in South Texas, each tower labeled where it stands. Map imagery ©2026 Google.

Multi-layer AI

Layer 1, on the tower, finds people, vehicles, drones and gunshots. Layer 2, rolling out now, judges each event the way a guard would. It knows the site's hours and who belongs there, so it lets the night guard and the morning shift go and flags a stranger on a closed site. How it works

  • Night view from a tower camera at a warehouse lot: a person walking with a flashlight, boxed by the detector and labeled Person, 90 percent.

    People

    Live

    On every camera, day and night.

  • Daytime view from a tower camera: an SUV pulling into a warehouse lot, boxed by the detector and labeled Vehicle, 96 percent.

    Vehicles

    Live

    Cars, trucks and equipment entering or moving on site.

  • Illustration: an audio spectrogram from 0 to 8 kHz with a drone's stack of harmonic lines, boxed and labeled Drone.

    Drones

    Beta

    The tower's microphone listens for small drones.

  • Illustration: an audio spectrogram with two gunshots, short bright spikes across every frequency, each boxed and labeled Gunshot.

    Gunshots

    Beta

    The same audio model listens for gunshots.

People and vehicles: real detections from a tower at a logistics yard in South Texas, with the face and plate blurred. Drones and gunshots: illustrations.

Software details

Where it's used

Large sites with long perimeters, often before permanent power or network reaches them.

  • Data centers

    Campus perimeters, during construction and after.

  • Power generation

    Generation sites and laydown yards, off-grid from the start.

  • Substations and utilities

    Fence lines with no spare power or network to tap.

  • Energy

    Pads, pipelines, storage and remote equipment.

  • Industrial and large commercial

    Plants, warehouses, campuses and large buildings.

  • Construction

    Large builds, laydown yards and equipment.

  • Ports and logistics

    Yards, terminals, trailer and container lots.

  • Military bases

    In service with Air Force Security Forces at Joint Base San Antonio.

Photos and incidents from our sites

Towers on working sites, and what they caught there: arrests, break-ins stopped, fires called in, and footage that shows what happened.

See use cases
A LOBO tower at a launch site in South Texas, mast up, with a rocket lifting off behind it. LOBO unit 66 from behind on a laydown yard: horn speaker and cameras at the top of the mast, solar panel, rolling base.

For military bases

The Squadron Kit: ten LOBO towers, an X3 Portal command station and Fleet, in one award. In service with the 502d Security Forces Squadron at Joint Base San Antonio.

The Squadron Kit Set up a pilot

End-to-end security as a service.

Every plan includes the tower, 24/7 live monitoring and the app. Pick the term that fits your project.

12-month term

$1,299

per tower, per month

Billed monthly. Suits sites you need covered all year.

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Month to month

$1,499

per tower, per month

No term commitment. Suits short projects and pilots.

Get a quote

Included in both

  • LOBO tower
  • 24/7 live monitoring by our team
  • Fleet for your whole team
  • Built-in cellular connection
  • Software updates over the air

How many towers

Plan on about one tower per football field of area. We confirm the count on a site plan with your quote.

One time

Delivery, placement and pickup, quoted by distance to your site. Typical delivery within 30 days of order.

Prices exclude applicable sales tax. Multi-tower and multi-site pricing on request. Buying outright, or buying for a government agency? Ask for a quote. Service is provided under our Master Service Agreement.

Designed and built in San Antonio, Texas.

In service
U.S. Air Force, 502d Security Forces Squadron, Joint Base San Antonio, since April 2025
Federal contracts
SBIR Phase III, U.S. Air Force, FA301626P0020 (2026)SBIR Phase I, OSD Strategic Capabilities Office, HY0233-25-P-E001 (2024–25)SBIR Phase I, AFWERX, FA864926P0186 (2026)
Registered
SAM.gov · UEI S26PVCBFBTH1 · CAGE 9NFV9
Nationwide Deployed coast to coast. We deliver, install and support LOBO across the U.S.

Resell LOBO under your brand

A white-label partnership for security companies and integrators. We handle the equipment, uptime and monitoring; you keep the customer.

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Buy LOBO for your organization

Own the towers and run them with your own security team in Fleet. Priced by quote.

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Work with us

Flexible roles and hours. High ownership. Contract work in engineering, AI, manufacturing, field operations and business development.

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Glenn Wolfe
Co-founder
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David Gonzales
Co-founder
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