The K1 Laser device can be installed on fixed infrastructure or in combination with Knightscope’s K1 portfolio of stationary technologies for parking lots & structures, building interiors, university campuses, transit stations, and more. Knightscope K1 Laser clients will have the option to layer the lidar perception software for security applications to enable advanced detection and alerts backed by the Company’s Risk & Threat Exposure (“RTX”) team. The K1 Lasers operate under adverse weather and low or no light conditions, reliably delivering advanced details that the 80+ million security cameras in the U.S. cannot.

“Our Knightscope K1 Laser is designed to drive exceptional value from lidar systems, providing high accuracy in detecting, classifying, and tracking people, vehicles and objects,” said William Santana Li, Chairman and CEO, Knightscope, Inc. “Our products will also integrate with lidar-based perception software, which can reduce false alarms and missed events by as much as 95%, ensuring that we provide our clients with the highest levels of safety in covered areas with reliable monitoring and detections, especially for perimeter security.”

The Company’s expanded stationary product line will complement its Autonomous Security Robots (ASR) business, which already employs lidar for navigation and object detection.

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For more information about the K1 Laser visit https://www.knightscope.com/products/k1-laser, or schedule time with a Knightscope expert to learn more about the complete portfolio of public safety technologies including Automated Gunshot Detection, Autonomous Security Robots and Blue Light Emergency Communication Systems today at www.knightscope.com/discover.

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Knightscope builds cutting-edge technologies to improve public safety, and our long-term ambition is to make the United States of America the safest country in the world. Learn more at www.knightscope.com.

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Public Relations:
Stacy Stephens
Knightscope, Inc.
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