EVLV News & Events

Evolv Technologies announced that it has entered a multi-year subscription agreement and marketing partnership with the Athletic Department at the University of Washington. The University, which has an enrollment of more than 52,000 students at its flagship Seattle campus, fields teams in twenty men's and women's sports and is a perennial Big 10 and national athletic powerhouse. The partnership is anchored by a multi-year subscription to Evolv's hardware and software. The University plans to deploy Evolv Express Gen2 systems across several athletic facilities on campus, including Husky Stadium, the 70,000-seat home of the football team, and Alaska Airlines Arena, the 10,000-seat home to men's and women's basketball, gymnastics, and volleyball.

Evolv Technologies Holdings announced a multi-year renewal and expansion of its hardware and software subscription agreement with Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, CA. The renewal extends the arena's original 2024 deployment of Evolv Express and expands the partnership to include Evolv eXpedite, the company's autonomous bag-screening system, further strengthening entry operations at the venue.

Evolv Technology announced the implementation of its Evolv Express system at KC Live!, the signature entertainment destination within the Power & Light District in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Evolv Express uses advanced sensor technology and AI to detect concealed threats. The system is designed to screen visitors effectively while helping minimize congestion and disruptions to traffic flow at entry points. Families and groups can enter a venue together at a normal walking pace, aiming to provide a welcoming experience that accelerates entry for guests.

Evolv announced that it has renewed and expanded its subscription agreement with the Houston Astros, a Major League Baseball team. Under the new agreement, which builds on an original partnership initiated in 2023, the Astros are upgrading their Express fleet to the latest Evolv Express Gen2 hardware. These systems are deployed venue-wide at Daikin Park, the team's 41,000-seat stadium in downtown Houston, TX, and provide entry screening for all guests and ballpark staff.