ABOUT US

Meet Dax

Early Dax robot with co-founder Joseph Sullivan

Founded in 2015, Daxbot develops people-centric autonomous robots that enhance communities across the U.S. From day one, our design-first culture insisted that robots adapt to human environments, not hide behind an array of sensor. So every Dax rolls with a neck and two eyes, and uses nature-based non-verbal communication cues to interact with humans.

Dax Design Goals

Dax security robot in doorway
Dax Robot Under Construction

One operating system. Two missions. The common thread is DaxOS™. Instead of rigid scripts, lightweight "chips" vote on every movement, allowing a robot to wait for a crosswalk, step around a stroller, greet a passerby, and stay on task—all at once. Processing remains on the robot; it records footage only for patrols or in the rare event of a safety incident.

Dax ADA Robots roll with centimeter-accurate RTK and a suite of lasers to generate full PROWAG-grade sidewalk inventories. They help cities and universities affordably prioritize fixes and focus on compliance from a risk-management perspective.

Dax Security Robots provide autonomous, visible patrols deter crime, stream live video to human over-watch, and escalate with lights, audio, and guard dispatch when human intervention is required.

Built In Oregon

Dax ADA Robot on Sidewalk

Built in Oregon. Serving everywhere. Each robot is assembled in Philomath, OR, under multiple U.S. patents and deployed nationwide through experienced engineering, compliance, and security partners. Whether you need ADA sidewalk assessments or reliable security patrols, Daxbot delivers actionable insight, real-time protection, and friendlier sidewalks—all from one evolving robotic ecosystem.

Ready to see Dax in action? Visit our sidewalk assessments page for our survey robots or our security robots page for our security robots.