Knightscope Begins Shipping 5th Generation K5 ASR
- K5v5 production has commenced in Silicon Valley
- The K5v5 is capable of both indoor and outdoor deployments
- The K5v5 has a successful track record of reducing crime across various locations in the United States
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Crime Fighting Flagship Gets a Ground Up Redesign and Approval for Production Release
Knightscope Begins Shipping 5th Generation K5 ASR (Photo: Business Wire)
The K5v5 is a ground up design that draws from over 2.5 million hours of field operations with real clients leveraging the technology for real results. Among the improvements are:
- a wider stance that creates a more planted propulsion system
- raised camera elevation for near eye-level, 4K video capture
- all new battery architecture for improved performance
- audio enhancements for broadcast messages, intercom and public address
- additional lighting for greater nighttime visibility
- significant reduction in part count and assembly time
- designed for easier service and maintenance
The K5v5 is Knightscope’s flagship ASR and is capable of both indoor and outdoor deployments. For the past 8.5 years, the K5 has successfully autonomously navigated parking lots, parking structures, corporate campuses, schools, hospitals, transportation hubs, casinos, malls, warehouses and many other locations across
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Knightscope is an advanced public safety technology company that builds fully autonomous security robots and blue light emergency communications systems that help protect the places people live, work, study and visit. Knightscope’s long-term ambition is to make
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Knightscope, Inc.
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