Sure, a non‑violent guardian is doable if we focus on sensors and AI that can detect anomalies and warn people. I can design a lightweight chassis that rolls around the perimeter, uses vision and thermal imaging to spot suspicious activity, and then alerts villagers via a loudspeaker or app. The key is making it fail‑safe—no weapons, just detection and communication. Let's sketch the specs.

Got it. For the prototype I’ll start with a 1.5‑meter wheeled frame so it can navigate uneven ground. High‑res RGB‑IR camera for 1080p video and night vision, a LiDAR for distance mapping, and a simple GPS module. The AI will run on a small Nvidia Jetson Nano, so it can do object detection in real time. The voice module will be a tiny speaker with a pre‑recorded “Danger ahead” phrase, triggered by the AI when a threat is detected. The app will show a live map, push notifications, and a “red flag” icon that pops up on the screen. No weapons, just alarms. That’s the blueprint for the first build.