The Future of Community Safety is Now with Knightscope’s Self-Driven Robots

Dec 14, 2020

  • Tech start-up pioneer Knightscope is becoming known for its artificial intelligence-enhanced robot sentries that are capable of performing many security functions while reducing the risk of human error and human exposure to danger
  • The company’s production models range from stationary, indoor machines to mobile, outdoor machines equipped with a range of technological features including 360-degree eye-level HD streaming video, face and license plate recognition, and infrared thermal detection
  • These automated security sentries can provide crime deterrence in a non-violent, non-threatening manner as agencies adapt to community concerns about law enforcement’s evolving roles
  • While Knightscope is not listed on a public exchange, its shares are available for purchase through its Reg A+ offering and the company continues working toward a public stock listing, according to a recent blog post

In 1968, science fiction author Phillip K. Dick wrote a novel about a society 50 years in the future in which police used artificial intelligence, video calls, voice-activated personal assistants, and flying cars. Now, a year beyond the 2019 society of “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” and its film counterpart “Blade Runner,” many of those technologies have found a real expression in modern-day police work. Visionaries are anticipating further technological transformations as rapidly changing innovations in communication and data storage define our daily life, as noted in a pre-pandemic Deloitte analysis of the security industry (https://ibn.fm/kxUFa).

Autonomous security robot developer Knightscope is an example of ways private industry is working with government-established law enforcement agencies to make a quantum leap in police responsiveness to emerging tech trends. The company’s roving mechanical sentinels employ 360-degree eye-level HD streaming video, people detection and…

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