Knightscope is a U.S. security technology company that sells integrated security solutions to commercial and government clients. Knightscope's products fall into two categories: Autonomous Security Robots (ASRs) and Emergency Communication Devices (ECDs). ASRs — primarily the K5 patrol robot — autonomously monitor indoor and outdoor environments using cameras, sensors, and license plate recognition, and are deployed under multi-year subscription contracts priced per machine. ECDs include blue light towers, emergency phones, call boxes, and fixed license plate recognition units, sold primarily as one-time hardware purchases. ECDs account for roughly 60% of revenue, with ASR subscriptions making up the remainder. Knightscope sells B2B and B2G — to healthcare, hospitality, real estate, retail, universities, and government agencies — through a direct sales force for ASRs and through resellers for ECDs. Knightscope also provides remote monitoring services via its RTX platform, where analysts monitor ASR feeds and manage incident response. In early 2026, Knightscope acquired Event Risk, a licensed security guarding company, adding on-site personnel capacity to compete for contracts requiring licensed guards. Knightscope's growth strategy combines organic sales expansion, new product launches (including the K7 next-generation robot and refreshed ECD line), and M&A targeting guarding firms and AI/perception software companies. Knightscope operates exclusively in the U.S. and carries significant fixed costs in manufacturing and field service, meaning unit economics depend heavily on growing the installed fleet.