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Knightscope, Inc. (symbol: KSCP) is a leading-edge security technology company based in Silicon Valley specializing in the design, development, and deployment of Autonomous Security Robots (ASRs). These sophisticated robots are an integral part of Knightscope's broader platform that blends robotics, predictive analytics, and collaborative social engagement aimed at predicting and preventing crime.
The company's ASRs, such as the K5, are autonomous machines equipped with a wide array of sensors to monitor their environments, providing a visible and commanding presence in public places where security is a priority. Each ASR can generate over 90 terabytes of data annually, communicating with the Knightscope Security Operations Center (KSOC) in real-time via a secure wireless network. The KSOC provides a browser-based user interface that allows for immediate alerts of any unusual or suspicious activity.
Knightscope offers its products on a Machine-as-a-Service (MaaS) basis, allowing clients to deploy these advanced security solutions at a cost-effective rate of $6.25 per hour, per machine, available for 24/7 deployment over one, two, or three-year terms. Currently, the K5 model is available for pre-order to select customers in Silicon Valley, catering to outdoor environments such as corporate campuses and data centers.
Beyond robots, Knightscope also develops and supports autonomous charging stations, proprietary software interfaces, and emergency communication devices. These technologies together create an ecosystem that ensures continuous data collection and comprehensive security coverage, both indoors and outdoors.
Knightscope's innovative approach to security has garnered significant attention, resulting in various partnerships and ongoing projects aimed at enhancing public safety. By leveraging cutting-edge technology, Knightscope remains at the forefront of the security industry, offering solutions that not only enhance safety but also streamline security operations for their clients.
Knightscope, a leader in robotics and AI technologies for public safety, has announced two significant updates. The City of Phenix, Alabama, has signed a contract for six K1 Hemisphere Autonomous Security Robots (ASRs). Additionally, a property owner in Nashville, Tennessee, has renewed their contract for a K5 ASR for the third year. Knightscope's ASRs have been effective in reducing non-violent crimes and enhancing public safety across various settings, including businesses, schools, and parking structures. With nearly 3 million operation hours, the K1 Hemisphere offers features like high-definition video, license plate recognition, and optional facial recognition.
Knightscope has been granted an extension by the Nasdaq Hearings Panel to comply with the Bid Price Rule by October 4, 2024. The company, trading under the ticker KSCP, needs to obtain shareholder approval for a reverse stock split by August 16, 2024, and effectuate this split by September 20, 2024. They must maintain a $1 closing bid price for ten consecutive business days before the final deadline. Additionally, Knightscope addressed investor concerns about shares being loaned for short selling in a recent blog post.
Knightscope (Nasdaq: KSCP), a leader in robotics and AI technologies for public safety, announced two new contracts for its emergency communication devices and KEMS software. A healthcare group in Minnesota and a university in Texas acquired these systems to enhance emergency service access. The K1 Blue Light Towers and KEMS platform offer reliable, one-touch communication to police, fire, and EMS services, addressing issues like cell phone unavailability and visitor unfamiliarity with campus geography. The cloud-based KEMS platform provides real-time diagnostics and automated operational reports, boosting system efficiency and safety.
Knightscope, a leader in robotics and AI for public safety, has announced a partnership with EnGoPlanet, a Houston-based solar street lighting company, to develop the Knightscope K1 Super Tower (K1ST). The K1ST is a 20-foot solar-powered street light featuring advanced public safety technology, including blue-light strobe, emergency communications, 360-degree ultra-HD video, Automated Gunshot Detection, Automated License Plate Recognition, a mass-notification speaker, and an interactive display. This collaboration aims to enhance sustainable infrastructure and public safety. The initiative aligns with the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, promoting energy-efficient and climate-smart solutions. EnGoPlanet’s CEO expressed excitement about integrating their advanced solar, battery, and LED solutions with Knightscope’s public safety technology.
Knightscope, an AI and robotics firm, announced securing 9 new contracts and renewals worth over $700,000, expanding its presence in California, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, and Washington. The company has also introduced a team of Risk & Threat Exposure Analysts to enhance its public safety services. These analysts will provide remote, event-based monitoring, digital talk-downs, and proactive safety tours, with optional premium offerings. Knightscope aims to improve client experience with real-time alerts and efficient response times. Additionally, the company will host its Q1 2024 Town Hall on May 16, featuring a performance update and a Q&A session.
Knightscope, Inc. partners with OMNIA Partners to offer Autonomous Security Robots and Emergency Communication Devices to over 115,000 state and local government agencies and educational institutions without a formal bidding process. The agreement aims to enhance safety and security for various organizations efficiently and affordably.
Knightscope, Inc. deploys the K5 GOV Autonomous Security Robot at a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs facility, achieving a major milestone in the company's growth. The robot is patrolling the Audie L. Murphy VA Medical Center in Texas after receiving an Authority to Operate from FedRAMP. This opens up opportunities for Knightscope to expand its technology to other federal departments and agencies. The company's compliance with Buy America and Buy American Act signals its commitment to domestic manufacturing and the U.S. economy.
Knightscope, Inc. receives a buy rating from Ascendiant Capital Markets with a revised price target of $4.25 per share, up from $4.00. Ascendiant predicts a significant revenue increase in 2024/25, with high revenue growth expected. The company's valuation is deemed attractive, balancing risks with growth prospects.
Knightscope, Inc. deploys 37 K1 Blue Light Towers at Rio Hondo College in California. These emergency communication devices, powered by solar panels, aim to enhance campus safety. The fully wireless systems offer one-touch access to police, fire, and EMS services, providing reliable assistance in emergencies and disasters. The deployment reflects Knightscope's commitment to leveraging robotics and AI technologies for public safety.
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