
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.–January 14th, 2025– [NASDAQ:KSCP] (“Knightscope” or the “Company”), a leader in robotics and artificial intelligence (“AI”) for public safety, reports securing 10 new client agreements in the first 10 days of 2025. These agreements involve the Company’s autonomous security robots (“ASR”) and emergency communication devices (“ECD”).
A Texas automotive group signed a two-year contract for K5 ASRs. They anticipate the K5s will address vandalism, theft, and unauthorized access, opting for this solution over additional fixed cameras. With three dealerships in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, they plan to expand K5 and K1 Hemisphere deployments to other locations upon successful implementation.
Knightscope also received new, expansion, and restock orders for its ECDs. Clients across Georgia, Massachusetts, Texas, and Virginia purchased 29 ECDs for enhanced communications in various locations, including two counties, a municipality, and a college. Existing clients expanded deployments in Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey/New York, and North Carolina, encompassing commercial, municipal, port authority, and college settings. Furthermore, Knightscope Authorized Partner (KAP), Transportation Solutions & Lighting, Inc. – Safety and Security Division – National Safety Systems (“NSS/TS&L”), replenished its K1 Blue Light Tower inventory.
Knightscope’s leadership highlighted 2024 as a pivotal year, implementing crucial changes across corporate structure, technology, and operations to facilitate rapid growth in 2025. This announcement reflects this anticipated growth.
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