Knightscope (Nasdaq: KSCP) Clients Sign 6 More Contracts for 8 New Machines
Knightscope, Inc. (Nasdaq: KSCP) has announced the acquisition of six new contracts for its Autonomous Security Robots (ASR) and Blue Light Emergency Communication systems across several U.S. states.
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The contracts and deployment locations are as follows:
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TEXAS – an American hotel group with 5 properties in the DFW area will have one K5 ASR patrolling a hotel parking lot on a 24-hour schedule nearDallas Love Field . -
CALIFORNIA – a K1 Hemisphere will be deployed at the front door of an entertainment facility inSan Diego , while a K5 ASR will protect its parking lot. -
MICHIGAN – a township has purchased a K1 Blue Light Emergency Phone, with plans to expand upon successful delivery and operation. -
TEXAS – a community college inSan Antonio is adding oneK1 Blue Light Tower to its existing communications system. -
CALIFORNIA – a county government purchased two K1 Satellite Upgrade Kits for their highway emergency call boxes. -
CALIFORNIA – another healthcare client is expanding, adding a third location and its third K5 ASR to the security team.
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