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Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions, Inc. develops AI-driven security and productivity solutions through subsidiaries including Robotic Assistance Devices, Inc. The company’s updates commonly cover autonomous security devices such as RIO, RIO Mini, ROSA, AVA, ROAMEO, RADCam and related platforms, along with SARA, its Speaking Autonomous Responsive Agent software.
AITX news frequently addresses customer deployments, product demonstrations, industry conferences, recurring monthly revenue, enterprise sales activity and financial reporting. Reported end markets include construction, data centers, hospitality, government, transportation, critical infrastructure, education, healthcare and residential security.
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.
AITX has announced strategic investments and spending priorities to accelerate revenue growth while maintaining its path to positive operational cash flow in 2025. The company is filing to increase its authorized share count from 15 billion to 20 billion to provide financial flexibility for scaling operations.
Key initiatives include:
- Production planning for 100 units of RADDOG LE2 for law enforcement agencies
- Scaling ROAMEO Gen 4 production with over 50 potential clients in pipeline
- Strategic investments in RIO production to minimize U.S. Steel tariff impacts
- Expansion of SARA AI-driven solutions
- Development of HERO (Humanoid Enforcement & Response Officer)
The company aims to strengthen its position in AI-powered security technology while maintaining disciplined cost controls and focusing on recurring monthly revenue growth.
AITX has announced the development of HERO (Humanoid Enforcement & Response Officer), an advanced humanoid security robot expected to be commercially available by late 2025. HERO will join RAD's existing product lineup, including ROSA, RIO, AVA, TOM, and ROAMEO.
The robot will be powered by RAD's hardware and software suite through its electronics vest and backpack, utilizing the SARA (Speaking Autonomous Responsive Agent) system for fully autonomous operations. HERO is designed to address human preference for humanoid interactions while providing security functions like access control, verbal warnings, and incident escalation.
The solution aims to tackle industry challenges such as rising labor costs, high turnover rates, and security personnel shortages. HERO will make its public debut at ISC West in Las Vegas from March 31 - April 4, 2025. The technology is expected to provide cost savings of 35%-80% compared to traditional manned security services.
AITX's subsidiary RAD-R has secured its first major retail partnership for RADCam™, the world's first talking security camera. The unnamed retailer will offer RADCam through both its online platform and physical store locations, expanding beyond current distribution on Amazon and Walmart.com.
The company has begun shipping units to fulfill the initial stocking order. Additionally, RAD-R has released Version 15 of the RADCam app for Android and iOS, featuring significant enhancements to functionality and user experience.
According to Steve Reinharz, CEO/CTO of AITX and RAD-R, more retailers are expected to join in the coming months. Steve Danelon, President of RAD-R, emphasized that this initial stocking order represents a major step forward in their distribution strategy.
Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD), subsidiary of Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions (AITX), has secured a significant expansion order from a major Michigan-based construction company. The order comprises two RIO™ 360 Mobile Surveillance Units with SARA™ licenses, following the client's initial purchase of one RIO 360 and two ROSA™ units in January 2025.
This expansion comes after the client's attendance at RAD's construction industry open house in July 2024. The company expects rapid deployment, with both RIO 360 units planned to be operational at the client's job sites before month-end. The SARA integration will provide real-time autonomous engagement and immediate incident escalation capabilities.
RAD's AI-driven Solutions-as-a-Service business model aims to provide cost savings of 35%-80% compared to traditional security guarding services. The company maintains a prospective sales pipeline including over 35 Fortune 500 companies.
AITX subsidiary RAD-R has announced the upcoming release of RADCam Version 15, scheduled for February 19th, 2025. This new version introduces enhanced AI-driven security features for home protection, including advanced package monitoring, faster analytics, and improved concierge mode functionality.
Key improvements include more accurate delivery tracking with real-time surveillance announcements, faster package removal detection, natural visitor greeting systems, consolidated event logs across multiple cameras, better Wi-Fi disruption handling, and automatic camera naming. The update aims to provide a more intelligent and responsive home security experience.
Steve Danelon, President of RAD-R, emphasizes the system's enhanced user control and automation capabilities, while Steve Reinharz, CEO/CTO of AITX and RAD-R, positions RADCam as setting new benchmarks in AI-driven home security interaction and reliability.
AITX's subsidiary RAD has announced the launch of AVA Gen 4, an advanced AI-powered access control solution designed for both residential and commercial applications. The new generation features completely redesigned hardware and software, running on an NVIDIA-based processing platform with Ubuntu, replacing the previous Intel/Microsoft architecture.
Key improvements include a 33% lighter chassis, consolidated power supply and system controllers, and new security features such as anti-tailgating technology and AI-enhanced audio communication. The system integrates with HOAP (Homeowner Association Portal) and SARA (Speaking Autonomous Responsive Agent) for enhanced security management.
The company plans to begin deploying AVA Gen 4 in Q2 2025, targeting both commercial facilities and the residential market, particularly the U.S. gated community sector which includes nearly 25,000 communities housing over 15 million people. The solution aims to provide cost savings of 35%-80% compared to traditional manned security services.