Knightscope K5 Autonomous Security Robots Deployed at Dozens of Self-Storage Facilities NationwideKnightscope K5 Autonomous Security Robots Deployed at Dozens of Self-Storage Facilities Nationwide

July 27, 2024

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Update: 7/27/24 - SecureSpace Self Storage, which operates 77 locations in 14 states, has deployed the Knightscope K5 ASRs at all of its facilities. They’re expected to enhance security with features including 360-degree high-definition video, thermal anomaly detection, automatic signal detection and license-plate recognition. The robots have a weatherproof design and are capable of navigating multiple levels and terrains, making them versatile to different facility layouts, according to the source.

“At SecureSpace Self Storage, we are constantly seeking ways to improve our security measures and provide peace of mind to our customers,” a company representative said in a statement. “The introduction of the Knightscope K5 robot is a testament to our dedication to adopting the latest technology to ensure the safety of our facilities.”

Based in Torrance, California, SecureSpace is owned by InSite Property Group. Its facilities are dispersed across multiple states, with most concentrated in California, Florida and Washington.

Source: Business Insider, SecureSpace Self Storage Enhances Security with Launch of Knightscope K5 Autonomous Security Robot

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Posted 6/28/24: Knightscope Inc., a provider of robotics and artificial-intelligence technologies focused on public safety, has deployed two of its K5 Autonomous Security Robots (ASRs) at two unnamed California self-storage facilities. The machines are designed to help mitigate risk and elevate the protection offered to tenants and their belongings, according to a press release.

In addition to their security duties, the ASRs will broadcast messages and act as brand ambassadors. Based on the success of this initial program, the facility operator may deploy the technology at additional locations, the release stated.

The user is described as “one of the fastest-growing self-storage platforms in the United States, with assets located primarily in high-density, urban markets.”

Founded in 2013 by William Santana Li and Stacy Dean Stephens, Knightscope offers blue-light, emergency-communications systems in addition to its ASRs. Its products are used at airports, hospitals, hotels, parks, schools and other public areas.

Source: Business Wire, Two New Knightscope K5 Deployments in Self Storage

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