Meet ARLO

In most cases, yes. EVIE can retrofit ARLO to existing vehicles and machines, allowing you to add autonomous capability without replacing your current fleet. We begin with a technical assessment of the machine, its controls and the task you want it to perform. Where necessary, we can also integrate drive-by-wire or other control hardware.

ARLO is vehicle, machine and powertrain agnostic. It can integrate with electric, combustion, hydraulic and hybrid platforms across sectors including agriculture, airports, logistics, mining, defence, construction and industrial operations. From tractors and baggage vehicles to mining machines and specialist robots, ARLO is configured and trained for the specific vehicle and job.

Safety is designed into every part of the system. EVIE combines multiple sensors, real-time monitoring, defined operating zones, obstacle detection and fail-safe controls. Our independent Watchdog safety layer continually supervises ARLO and the vehicle. If it detects an unsafe condition or a system operating outside its permitted limits, it can slow, stop or place the machine into a safe state.

ARLO is the intelligent operator that understands the environment, plans the task and controls the machine to complete the required job. Watchdog is the independent safety supervisor that continuously checks ARLO, the vehicle and its surroundings, ensuring the machine remains within its authorised operating and safety limits. Put simply: ARLO does the job; Watchdog makes sure it is done safely.

4D radar measures the distance, direction, height and movement of objects around the machine. EVIE’s AI processes this information alongside cameras and other sensors to build a reliable, real-time understanding of the environment. Radar continues to perform in darkness, dust, rain, fog and other difficult conditions, helping ARLO detect people, vehicles, obstacles and changing hazards.

Yes, many customers begin with one machine/asset, one task and one operating location. Once the system has been proven in your working environment, the same autonomous capability can be deployed across additional machines, sites and applications. This allows you to demonstrate the operational and commercial benefits before committing to a larger rollout.

The timeframe depends on the machine/asset, its existing control systems, the complexity of the task and the operating environment. A straightforward pilot can typically be completed within a few months, while more complex or safety-critical applications may require a longer development and validation programme. Following an initial technical assessment, EVIE will provide a clear integration plan, timetable and route from pilot to full deployment.