KSCP News & Events

Knightscope announced an expansion of its workforce to over 400 personnel supporting its growing technology-enabled security services operations. "In an industry historically challenged by extremely high turnover, we believe building a world-class workforce starts with creating ownership and opportunity," said William Santana Li, chairman and CEO, Knightscope, Inc. "By expanding our workforce and offering equity participation to new team members, we aim to attract and retain mission-driven professionals committed to helping us build the Nation's First Autonomous Security Force."

Knightscope announced that it has surpassed another $2M milestone in new sales and client renewals. Following similar success in prior months, this continued momentum underscores the growing national demand for Knightscope's innovative, technology-driven solutions designed to enhance security infrastructure and modernize both public and private environments, the company said in a statement.

Knightscope has exceeded yet another $1M milestone in new sales, client renewals and expansions. Knightscope recorded 39 new Emergency Communication Device sales across multiple verticals, including local government, higher education and healthcare in California, Washington, North Dakota, Florida and Virginia. In addition, more than 60 ECD units had their maintenance agreements renewed across higher education and local governments. Knightscope also reported progress within its Autonomous Security Robot segment, with eight new Machine-as-a-Service subscriptions sold and three new Risk & Threat human monitoring premium accounts added. New client agreements included deployments across several solar fuel cell manufacturing facilities, a large urban mixed-use property and several commercial real estate locations throughout California and Florida. Additionally, the Company achieved seven ASR subscription renewals across a range of industry verticals, including an enclosed mall, semiconductor testing facilities, and high-technology manufacturing, which supports the durability of Knightscope's subscription-based revenue model.

Knightscope continues to see strong interest across its autonomous security and emergency communication product lines and expects to maintain revenue momentum in Q4 as production efficiency improves. While the company expects supply chain conditions to remain uneven, management believes its procurement strategy and inventory controls should support continued delivery execution in the near term.