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AITX's subsidiary RAD announced growing market traction for its Speaking Autonomous Responsive Agent (SARA) following dual wins at ISC West 2025. SARA secured both the Judges' Choice Award and Best in Threat Detection and Response Solutions at the Security Industry Association (SIA) New Products and Solutions Awards.
SARA is an AI-driven software platform that autonomously monitors security camera feeds, eliminating the need for constant human supervision. The technology enables Remote Video Monitoring (RVM) providers to reduce staffing costs while improving incident detection and scalability. The platform features voice-interactive deterrence capabilities and AI-driven event handling, enhancing security while reducing false alarms.
Following ISC West, RAD reports increased interest from monitoring centers and integrators, with multiple pilot programs underway. The company positions SARA as a solution for the $50 billion security and guarding services industry, promising cost savings of 35-80% compared to traditional manned security models.
AITX and its subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD) report increasing interest in their AI-driven security solutions amid economic uncertainty. Their products ROSA, RIO, and AVA are gaining traction as businesses seek cost-effective alternatives to traditional security personnel.
The company's solutions offer cost savings of 35%-80% compared to conventional security guarding models. RAD's technology is designed to detect threats, automate responses, and enhance facility protection across healthcare, education, logistics, and property management sectors.
RAD maintains a prospective sales pipeline including over 35 Fortune 500 companies. The company is addressing the $50 billion US security and guarding services industry through its Solutions-as-a-Service business model, with all AI analytics and software platforms developed in-house.
AITX's subsidiary RAD-I has received a new expansion order from a top 25 U.S. healthcare provider for three RIO™ 360 solar-powered mobile security towers. This follows multiple deployments since April 2024, with the client projected to exceed 55 RIO units by end of 2025.
The healthcare provider is exploring additional RAD solutions, including ROSA™ units for lobby security, SARA™ AI command platform, and ROAMEO™ Gen 4 mobile security. ROSA units are being implemented to address vagrancy, loitering, and vandalism in walk-in lobbies, creating an always-present security layer without requiring on-site personnel.
The expansion demonstrates the healthcare sector's increasing adoption of AI-driven security solutions, with RAD's technology helping reduce dependency on traditional guarding services while improving operational efficiency. The client is evaluating ROSA for both interior and exterior applications, potentially extending to parking areas and side entrances.
Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD), a subsidiary of Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions (OTC Pink: AITX), has secured a contract to deploy two ROSA-P 360 devices in partnership with a municipal Business Improvement District. The deployment aims to enhance safety across key public spaces.
The ROSA-P 360 is a portable surveillance platform featuring dual ROSA units mounted to a ground-secured power enclosure, providing 360-degree coverage with AI-powered detection capabilities. Key features include:
- Human, firearm, and vehicle detection
- License plate recognition
- Responsive digital signage
- Audio messaging
- Real-time notifications
- Two-way communication with live video
Troy McCanna, RAD's Chief Security Officer and former FBI Special Agent, emphasized how RAD solutions support local safety efforts without straining public safety budgets. The devices are expected to be operational within two weeks following site preparations.
Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions (OTCPK:AITX) and its subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD) announced significant deployments of their AI-powered security solutions across major US cities. In St. Louis, the Downtown Community Improvement District deployed multiple ROSA™ security devices and showcased ROAMEO™ and RADDOG™ LE2 during the NCAA Frozen Four Championship.
The company is developing a citywide program to implement hundreds of RADCam™ units across St. Louis. During the event, local organizations including casino operators and sports teams expressed interest in RAD's SARA™ and ROSS™ platforms, which add AI capabilities to existing security infrastructure.
RAD has also expanded its presence in other cities, partnering with Downtown Cleveland Inc. to launch a smart security initiative featuring the RIO™ 360 tower, and securing deployments in Nashville following a competitive review. These implementations demonstrate RAD's growing role in providing AI-powered, 24/7 monitoring and autonomous response solutions for urban safety.
AITX's subsidiary RAD has announced the launch of 'RIO Mini', a new entry-level solar-powered mobile security solution, expanding its RIO™ product lineup. The company expects to add up to 500 units to its sales this fiscal year. RIO Mini features a dual configuration of RAD's ROSA™ device, offering AI-driven security analytics including human and vehicle detection.
The new solution provides a more affordable option while maintaining core Autonomous Intelligent Response capabilities, powered by SARA™ software platform. RIO Mini was unveiled at ISC West in Las Vegas, receiving positive feedback from channel partners and prospects. The product joins existing RIO 180 and RIO 360 units, targeting clients seeking basic intelligent autonomous response features at a more accessible price point.
RAD positions itself in the $50 billion security and guarding services industry, offering solutions that provide cost savings of 35%-80% compared to traditional manned security. The company currently maintains a sales pipeline including over 35 Fortune 500 companies.
AITX's subsidiary RAD achieved significant success at ISC West 2025, securing both the Best in Threat Detection and Response Solutions award and the Judges' Choice Award for its SARA™ (Speaking Autonomous Responsive Agent) innovation. The company generated over 300 qualified leads, including nearly 50 Fortune 1000 prospects and six Fortune 50 companies.
The event showcased RAD's comprehensive solution lineup, including ROAMEO™, RIO™, AVA™, SARA, ROSA™, and Firearm Detection analytics. Interest came from diverse sectors including enterprise facilities, government institutions, healthcare networks, logistics, retail, aerospace, and entertainment venues.
Market trends highlighted at the event emphasized organizations' shift toward automation to reduce traditional guard services dependency, increased focus on parking and perimeter safety, and growing priority for AI-driven security monitoring. RAD's business model aims to provide cost savings of 35%-80% compared to traditional manned security services in the $50 billion security and guarding services industry.
Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions (AITX) has achieved significant recognition at the 2025 Security Industry Association (SIA) New Products and Solutions Awards. The company's subsidiary, Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD), received two prestigious awards for their Speaking Autonomous Responsive Agent (SARA) platform.
SARA earned the Judges' Choice Award and won the Threat Detection and Response Solutions category at ISC West. This AI-powered incident response platform provides intelligent automation for security management, featuring real-time event evaluation, verbal engagement, and alert escalation capabilities.
The awards announcement follows RAD's integration agreement with Immix, enabling global monitoring centers to utilize SARA's AI-powered response automation. This collaboration is expected to accelerate SARA's adoption across various environments.
RAD's technology aims to reduce security costs by 35-80% compared to traditional manned security services, targeting the $50 billion security and guarding services industry. The company maintains a prospective sales pipeline including over 35 Fortune 500 companies.
AITX has reported significant growth in FY 2025, with total annual revenue reaching $6.13 million, representing a 275% increase from FY 2024's $2.23 million. The company successfully completed its transition to a fourth-generation platform across all core product lines, featuring enhanced AI performance and streamlined production processes.
Through its subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD-I), AITX is transforming the $50 billion security and guarding services industry with AI-driven Solutions-as-a-Service, offering business cost savings of 35-80% compared to traditional security models. The company maintains a prospective sales pipeline including over 35 Fortune 500 companies.
CEO Steve Reinharz has projected FY 2026 revenues between $12-18 million, with expectations of achieving positive operational cash flow in several months. The company's existing product portfolio, including the award-winning SARA solution, is expected to drive this growth.
Immix and Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD), a subsidiary of Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions (AITX), announced plans to develop a strategic integration for advancing real-time incident management. The collaboration will integrate RAD's SARA™ (Speaking Autonomous Responsive Agent) into the Immix platform.
The integration aims to enhance security monitoring by:
- Automating critical phone calls for incident escalation
- Enabling real-time stakeholder communication
- Allowing recipients to query SARA about event details
- Reducing response times through simultaneous escalations
- Providing first responders with real-time situational awareness
According to Immix CEO Chris Brown, this integration aligns with their 'Beyond Monitoring' initiative to deliver critical information to first responders and stakeholders. The first features of the integration are expected to roll out in 2025.
