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Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions, Inc. (AITX) regularly issues news and updates that focus on its AI-driven security and productivity business, its RAD subsidiaries, and developments across its agentic AI ecosystem. Recent press releases, furnished through Form 8-K filings, cover topics such as quarterly financial results, operating expense reductions, product launches, and progress in remote video monitoring deployments.
On the financial side, AITX news has highlighted revenue and gross profit growth for the first nine months of its fiscal year 2026, along with improvements in operating cash flow, inventory efficiency, and debt levels. The company has also reported on actions to refine spending priorities, streamline operations, and reallocate research and development resources, including pausing certain initiatives and moving others, such as ROAMEO, into active production and deployment.
Product and technology news frequently centers on the SARA (Speaking Autonomous Responsive Agent) platform and related offerings. AITX has announced that its RAD-G subsidiary moved SARA from proof-of-concept trials to paid deployments with monitoring company clients, and has introduced RAM, the ROSA Accessory Module, to extend agentic AI capabilities to existing third-party IP cameras. Additional coverage includes deployments of RIO and ROSA devices in downtown security initiatives, illustrating how RAD’s AI-driven solutions are used in real-world municipal and district programs.
Corporate communications also include year-end updates, CEO video messages, and investor-focused interviews that discuss execution, capital allocation, and the company’s operational framework. Visitors to the AITX news page on Stock Titan can review this stream of press releases and related SEC-furnished information to follow how the company reports on its financial performance, product evolution, and strategic priorities over time.
Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions (AITX) subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD) has secured a contract with a major global automotive manufacturer. The initial deployment includes one ROSA Independent Observatory (RIO) mobile surveillance unit and two Autonomous Verified Access (AVA) units.
The client, a century-old automotive company with over 100,000 employees across 150 facilities in more than 25 countries, chose RAD's AI-driven security technology to address traditional guarding challenges. The AVA system's License Plate Recognition (LPR) capability was a key factor in the selection, enabling BOLO alerts for enhanced perimeter defense.
The deal, which took nearly two years to close, represents potential for expansion across the client's global operations. Future discussions include broader AVA deployment, ROSA units integration, RAD Light My Way platform implementation, and ROAMEO autonomous security robot deployments.
Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions (AITX) announced a significant expansion order from one of its top five clients for five additional ROSA Independent Observation (RIO) security trailer units. Each unit will be equipped with the company's new Speaking Autonomous Responsive Agent (SARA) AI software suite.
SARA represents a breakthrough in autonomous security management, functioning as an integrated AI-based incident management and automation platform. The system can independently detect, analyze, and respond to security events, handling tasks like incident escalation, voice alerts, and emergency dispatch without human intervention.
The reorder demonstrates growing market acceptance of RAD's solutions, particularly the SARA platform, which is gaining traction among existing clients and the remote video monitoring industry. The client placing this order is described as an industry leader expanding their RAD deployment across multiple national facilities.
Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD), a subsidiary of Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions (AITX), announced that its RIO (ROSA Independent Observatory) lineup is now fully compatible with Starlink satellite connectivity. This advancement enables RIO units to operate in remote locations, particularly benefiting industries like oil and gas and mining.
The integration allows for real-time security monitoring, AI-driven analytics, and autonomous response capabilities in previously unreachable areas. Additionally, RAD's ROAMEO mobility product, with a 50-mile range, is being developed to be Starlink-compatible.
The company is targeting significant market opportunities, with the global oil and gas market projected to reach $8,670.91 billion by 2027 (4.3% CAGR from 2022), and the global mining industry valued at over $1 trillion annually. These sectors require reliable security solutions in remote locations where traditional connectivity is
Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions (AITX) announced that a major enterprise with over 5,000 locations has selected its subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD) and its AI-driven solution ROSA™ for parking facility security. The client chose ROSA to address persistent issues including vehicle break-ins, vandalism, employee safety concerns, and illegal loitering.
The deployment will include RAD's Speaking Autonomous Responsive Agent (SARA™) integration across all ROSA units. ROSA is a compact, self-contained security device powered by AI analytics, designed to autonomously monitor and respond to security threats in real-time.
According to Troy McCanna, RAD's Senior VP of Revenue Operations, this selection represents a major milestone for the company. RAD President Mark Folmer highlighted that with over 5,000 potential deployment sites, this client presents a significant opportunity for expansion. The company states their solutions provide cost savings of 35%-80% compared to traditional manned security services.
AITX (OTC Pink: AITX) is set to showcase its comprehensive AI-driven security solutions at ISC West in Las Vegas from April 2-4, 2025 at booth #21131. The company will demonstrate its complete ecosystem of innovative technologies, including the HERO humanoid robot, SARA, and autonomous surveillance solutions.
The showcase features advanced products like AVA Gen4, ROAMEO, Firearm Detection, RAD Light My Way, RADSOC, RADCAM, and more. These solutions aim to transform traditional security approaches, offering autonomous real-time detection, deterrence, and response capabilities. The company's Solutions-as-a-Service business model targets cost savings of 35-80% compared to traditional manned security services.
AITX, through its subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD), has developed all technologies in-house and maintains a prospective sales pipeline including over 35 Fortune 500 companies. The company has achieved these developments while raising significantly less capital than typical competitors in the space.
AITX subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD) showcased its RADDOG LE2, an AI-powered robotic dog for law enforcement, at Florida's Tech Day at the Capitol on March 10, 2025. Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis personally demonstrated the device at the State Capitol.
The RADDOG LE2, manufactured in Detroit, features real-time intelligence, remote operation, and AI-powered situational awareness capabilities. The company aims to deliver 100 units in the coming months. The robot is designed for search and rescue, de-escalation, perimeter security, and high-risk environments.
Simultaneously, AITX CEO Steve Reinharz was in Washington, D.C., offering free firearm detection analytics to K-12 public schools as part of a school safety initiative. RAD's technology aims to provide cost savings of 35%-80% compared to traditional security services in the $50 billion security and guarding industry.
AITX CEO Steve Reinharz participated in Security Hill Day in Washington, D.C., engaging with lawmakers to promote AI-driven security solutions. During meetings with staff members of Senators Gary Peters (MI), Bill Hagerty (TN), and Representative Mark Green (TN-7), Reinharz discussed AI integration in security operations and offered free Firearm Detection technology to K-12 schools in Michigan and Tennessee.
As Chair of SIA's Autonomous Solutions Working Group, Reinharz advocated for clear guidelines and government support for AI-powered security deployments. The company has applied for U.S. Safety Act designation, which would provide liability protections for anti-terrorism technologies. The discussions focused on AI's role in public safety, school security enhancements, and law enforcement applications.
AITX's subsidiary RAD is experiencing increased adoption of its AI-driven security solutions in the construction industry. American Security, a RAD authorized dealer, has expanded its order of RIO mobile security units for construction site protection.
The expansion comes as construction sites face annual losses between $300 million and $1 billion from theft of materials, tools, and machinery. RAD's RIO and ROSA solutions offer real-time monitoring, AI-driven deterrence, and rapid incident response, helping construction firms reduce theft, lower insurance costs, and maintain continuous site protection.
The RIO 360 features two ROSA units with advanced capabilities including human, firearm, and vehicle detection, license plate recognition, responsive digital signage, and audio messaging. The solution can be installed in 15 minutes and offers cost savings of 35%-80% compared to traditional security guarding models.
Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions (OTC Pink: AITX) subsidiary RAD has unveiled RADDOG LE2, an advanced robotic law enforcement support unit. This next-generation quadruped features a unique wheeled propulsion system capable of speeds up to 12 mph and deploys within 90 seconds.
The unit is equipped with five integrated cameras providing 360-degree awareness, two-way communication, and real-time data streaming capabilities. RADDOG LE2 operates for 90 minutes per charge and includes AI-driven obstacle avoidance and autonomous locomotion features.
The robot will be showcased at TECH DAY AT THE CAPITOL in Tallahassee on March 5 and at ISC West in Las Vegas from March 31 through April 4. RAD aims to transform the $50 billion security and guarding services industry, targeting cost savings of 35-80% compared to traditional manned security models.
Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD), a subsidiary of Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions (AITX), has unveiled ROAMEO Generation 4, an advanced autonomous security patrol robot. This AI-powered mobile security solution operates 24/7, patrolling for up to 16 hours per charge with a 30-mile range and 10mph top speed.
ROAMEO Gen 4 features include full AI-driven autonomy, customer engagement capabilities like 'Escort Me' and 'Find My Car', advanced threat detection using LiDAR and visual analytics, and web-based remote command and control. The robot is positioned as a cost-effective alternative to traditional security guards, eliminating expenses related to wages, benefits, and liability insurance.
Target deployment areas include industrial facilities, university campuses, automotive dealerships, healthcare facilities, and corporate headquarters. RAD expects ROAMEO to be a significant revenue driver, with projections of 100 units deployed by the end of 2026. Pre-orders are now open with production ramping up this summer, and demonstrations will be available at ISC West in Las Vegas from March 31 through April 4.