Knightscope Building on Results to Deliver New Solutions for Parking and Public Safety on AWS
- Knightscope's K5 Autonomous Security Robot reduced calls for service by 10% and crime reports by 46% in Huntington Park, California
- Knightscope's K5 security robot will be used to patrol a Manhattan subway station, supporting the NYPD
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Technology Innovators Developing Smart Parking Enforcement Feature
Knightscope Building on Results to Deliver New Solutions for Parking and Public Safety on AWS (Graphic: Business Wire)
INNOVATION IN PUBLIC SAFETY
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"We have had a great experience integrating the K5 into our City resources, and it’s been very beneficial in expanding the police department’s ability to monitor public spaces, enhance the public safety element and improve the perception of our community," said Cosme Lozano, chief of police,
SMART PARKING ENFORCEMENT
In addition to public safety, Knightscope’s solutions benefit residents, visitors, and cities trying to manage an increasing demand for limited parking. Parking in densely populated areas is at a premium, especially in city centers and residential areas, making them ripe grounds for criminal activity. Spaces intended for vehicle parking are also facing competing uses such as ride hailing services, pick-ups and drop-offs for on-demand delivery, shared bikes and scooters, and even special events. This often causes a loss of revenue for fee-based parking institutions and undue stress and hostility among drivers looking to temporarily stop their vehicle.
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“Parking continues to be a challenge in large metro areas, and enforcing laws, codes and rules associated with parking is more complex today with EVs, bike lanes, alternating lanes, and more,” said William Santana Li, chairman and chief executive officer, Knightscope, Inc. “We’re excited to build on our previous success in autonomous work to help cities manage this evolving challenge and look forward to releasing the all-new Smart Parking Enforcement feature in 2024.”
Through the use of autonomy, robotics, and machine learning, Knightscope is continuing to innovate on AWS to bring more autonomous solutions to its clients. “AWS enables us to build and scale our applications on infrastructure architected to be the most secure cloud computing environment available today,” said Li. “Over the years we have used various AWS services such as Amazon EC2 and Amazon DocumentDB. Now, we are excited to expand our work and take advantage of AI services AWS offers.”
Future efforts include plans to provide a fully automated audit of EV charging, VIP, reserved and general parking available, and more, yielding a safer and more convenient experience for guests. Autonomous systems can conduct the monotonous and computationally heavy work, freeing up the human operators for decision making and enforcement work.
“At AWS we are customer obsessed and always focus on innovating on behalf of our customers,” said Ryan Reynolds, Transportation and Justice and Public Safety Manager at AWS. “Knightscope has been an AWS customer for over a decade, and we are proud they have chosen to use AWS to continue building innovative solutions that help keep cities safe and accessible.”
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About Knightscope
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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