MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.–December 30, 2024– [NASDAQ:KSCP] Knightscope, a leader in AI-powered public safety technologies, reports that seven clients renewed service agreements for its autonomous security robots (ASRs) and emergency communication devices (ECDs).

Two California and Oregon commercial real estate firms renewed their ASR contracts for the second and third years, respectively; an Iowa casino renewed for a third year; and a Texas hospital extended its service for a seventh year. These renewals encompass six ASRs. Additionally, a Texas school and two California local governments renewed ECD agreements providing immediate emergency service communication. Continued contract renewals demonstrate the enduring value of Knightscope’s solutions, furthering its mission to enhance US safety.

Furthermore, five clients upgraded to the fifth-generation K5v5 robot. These include two casinos, a Class-A office complex, and a storage facility. The K5v5, a redesigned robot, is faster to manufacture, higher quality, and easier to maintain. Combined with Knightscope’s RTX Machine-as-a-Service model, the company delivers enhanced public safety tools, improving client value and satisfaction through improved on-site performance and reliability.

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