We at WatchDog Robotics are excited to have been featured in Cowboy StateDaily . The article, written by David Madison, features Watchdog Robotics' founder and president along with our startup story. The article covers the inspiration for starting the company, and where we are heading, bringing targeted fire suppression to industries across the United States. Read the full article below! Jackson Company Makes Robotic Water Turrets That Can Put Out Fires In 12 Seconds | Cowboy

This article explores the evolution of fire suppression in the pulp and paper industry, from traditional reactive systems like wet-pipe sprinklers to advanced autonomous and predictive technologies that integrate sensors, analytics, and robotics for earlier, targeted intervention. Key topics include the industry's inherent fire hazards—such as combustible dust, high-heat processes like Yankee dryers, and storage risks in chip piles and roll areas—the historical need for robus

Zachary smiling while envisioning carving some fresh powder on the slopes. We’re excited to welcome Zachary Klinke to the WatchDog Robotics team as our new VP of Sales and Marketing. Zachary joins us from the logistics industry, where he built a reputation for delivering results through disciplined execution, and a sharp eye. That background is a great fit for WatchDog as we continue to grow and bring our targeted fire suppression to more customers. A proud Furman University 

In Decoded: Code changes impacting the industry  (InTents Magazine), industry experts discuss how evolving requirements affect tent and temporary structure installations, especially where fire safety and permitting intersect. Our very own President, Ethan Pretsch, emphasizes that tent professionals “thrive when they pair code knowledge with professional relationships,” encouraging proactive engagement with the AHJ early in the process. He recommends reviewing plans with fire