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Knightscope’s 4-Step Recommendation for Securing Public Parks
Parks are open public spaces that vary in scope and size ranging from large national parks to mini neighborhood parks. For purposes of this discussion, we’
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2019 Knightscope Highlights
It was another busy year! Despite the headwinds in scaling up any business (memo: 95%+ of startups fail) we made a lot of progress and kept pushing f…
Knightscope is Still Winning Against Crime!
Did you know that if you Google “winning against crime” or “crime fighting wins” you really don’t see any stories about how anyone is succeeding in re…
Knightscope Patrols Commercial Real Estate
Today’s property managers face the possible threat of random shootings, trespassers frequenting their locations, vandalism and break-ins. Their respec…
Knightscope’s “Stealth” Clients: Household Names for Sure
The physical security industry is somewhat unique in nature with its own way of approaching the particulars of day-to-day operations. For some of our …
Roaming Robots in Public? Knightscope Moves with Precision and Purpose!
When we think about robots, most of us imagine robots working like humans - in stationary occupations such as those at factories, hospitals, and wareh…
The Sales Game – Even Robots Can Use Indeed.com
The Knightscope K5 has a resume? A common trait among the highest sales performers is that they “live to sell.” They LOVE being in the role of “the cl…
Knightscope Scores a Win Against Domestic Violence
Unexpected events can happen at any place, at any time. When we talk about securing the workplace, many times we are referencing the typical events f…
Knightscope’s 4-Step Recommendation for Securing Airports
The FAA held a safety summit in Washington last week and while the meeting’s focus was on operational safety, one can easily draw a parallel line to p…
Security Robots in the Federal Government – Addressing Privacy Issues
One of the most important steps we need to take before robots are deployed in Federal workplaces is to address privacy concerns. The use of robots can…