Texas Customer Renews Contract for Knightscope Security Robot

California hospital gets robot upgrade (Photo: Business Wire)

One of Houston’s top commercial real estate brokers and property managers, with dozens of office locations across the U.S., has renewed its agreement for one K1 Hemisphere and one K1 Tower, which protect a large parking garage at one of its many properties. With millions of hours of real-world experience, Knightscope has amassed a wealth of knowledge that it shares with its commercial real estate clients to improve the security profiles of properties using its top recommendations for securing parking lots and parking garages.

A hospital in California, Knightscope’s longest-standing healthcare customer since 2016, received an upgrade to the fifth generation of its K5 Autonomous Security Robot (“K5v5”). Machine “hot-swaps” began following the technical release of the completely redesigned K5v5. This all-new security robot is faster to build, improves quality, and is easier to maintain. Combined with Knightscope’s recently announced Risk & Threat Exposure (“RTX”) enhancement to its Machine-as-a-Service business model, the company is able to enhance the delivery of public safety tools to its customers. As a result, on-site performance and reliability are strengthened, increasing ongoing customer value and satisfaction.

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The Knightscope Registered (A) Stock at the time of publication of the news with an increase of +2.60 % to 0.201US dollar on the Nasdaq stock exchange (September 14, 2024, 02:00 AM).