Awesome to be here at the @theLDMicro conference in Los Angeles. Even more awesome for a Lotus employee to tell us he prefers the @iKnightscope K7 Autonomous Security Robot over the Lotus! 👀 I present tomorrow at 4pm PT. Come over! $KSCP

Knightscope preliminary Q3 revenue grew triple digits - for the third consecutive quarter. ✅~$8.7 million in Q3, nearly triple last year. ✅ ~$23.7 million through nine months, up 170%. ✅A corporate record of ~$27 million in renewals, bookings, and client awards since May. This week - we passed the Chris Lahiji security screen and so we are at the @theLDMicro investor conference in Los Angeles - with the new K7 Autonomous Security Robot on display! I’m presenting Wednesday at 4pm PT. Come find me. ir.knightscope.com $KSCP

The world's biggest tech investor just put a $30B marker on exactly what we've been building for 13 years - robots + AI + humans, securing America. Onward!

For You - the Chief Security Officers of the United States of America. 5 minutes on why we exist, why we only build in America, and what a Force For Good actually means. Serve Your Country. 🇺🇸

Everyone talks about AI in security and Physical AI. We are done talking. Here's 9 minutes of a reality check for the industry. Unscripted at GSX. Signals - our all-new proprietary software orchestration platform. ✅ one operational picture in 3 dimensions ✅ a real escalation model ✅ proof of work with a full system-wide audit trail Serve your country. 🇺🇸

Wish you had one?! The only way to get one: become a client of the Autonomous Security Force. The K7 ASR. Not sold separately. That's the point.

Everyone asks me about the robots. But the Autonomous Security Force starts with people. Licensed security agents. Mission Intelligence analysts. Engineers. Manufacturing technicians. Service specialists. Executives. Technology can't do everything - and neither can humans. The combination is unstoppable. We are building an elite team of serious professionals tackling a serious problem for the country. 🇺🇲 Join Us and Be a Force for Good. APPLY: knightscope.com/careers

Actual quotes from the GSX show floor: "You guys are going to put a lot of people out of business." - actually, we buy companies. 25 acquisitions across my career. This is how fragmented industries get fixed. "You're probably going to need executive protection yourself." - not cool. "That H1 thing weighs too much. Just a body cam." - nope. Developed by our team exclusively for our own W-2 agents - and a key node feeding the Signals digital twin. Here's what I know: the status quo is not keeping Americans safe - and the inefficiency of juggling multiple unaccountable vendors is driving CSOs and CFOs crazy. If nobody is uncomfortable, nothing is changing. We didn't go to Atlanta to fit in.

7 live Signals demos over 3 days at GSX. All 7 standing room only. Exactly as designed: machines deter and detect, humans verify, licensed agents respond. Hardware + Software + Humans operating as one under a single contract. The industry got its first real look at the Autonomous Security Force. 🦾

They said it was impossible. ~$27M in estimated renewals, bookings and client awards in 4 months. 109 contracts and awards across 7 vertical markets. ~72% from existing clients choosing to stay. The Autonomous Security Force is here. PRESS RELEASE ir.knightscope.com/news-arti… $KSCP

Caught mid-demo at GSX. Yes - that's a real Knightscope K7 ASR on the big screen, development testing at a client site. Not a render. Not a concept. Real machine in the real world. The incumbents talk on carpet. We test on pavement.

What happened at GSX?! We rolled into Atlanta as the "new kid on the block" against booths 2 and 3 times our size. They brought carpet. We brought the Force. By Day 1, the phrase moving across the show floor was "go down the hall to the big black box." Inside it: the public debut of the nation's first Autonomous Security Force - machines, software, and licensed security agents. One force. One contract. The star of the show? Signals - our live digital twin of a facility. Every machine, every agent, every detection feeding one operating picture in real time. I ran 7 demos over three days. All 7 times, the booth filled up. Standing room only. Senior security leaders from multiple federal agencies, Fortune 500 industrials, healthcare, media, and aviation came through - several returned multiple times. Existing clients asked us to go bigger. New prospects skipped the small talk and went straight to "how fast can you cover multiple sites?" And the skeptics? One industry leader publicly questioned our new technology - so we broke down the technical approach, and now we're getting on a call. That's exactly how it should work. Challenge us. We'll show you the math, the logic, the strategy. The market has spoken - it wants what we built. Now we execute. Serve your country. 🇺🇸

Knightscope has new teammates no one else in the industry has — the H1 Augmented Security Agent (ASA). Day 2 of #GSX2026 and the reaction says it all - a buzz in the industry at a booth unlike anything in the building - not even close. We are building the most elite high-performance team our clients have ever seen: Hardware + Software + Humans, operating as one. Digital twin included. Booth #3905 if you want to see the Autonomous Security Force in person.

Teamwork makes the dream work! So proud of the Knightscope team for an incredible Day 1 at GSX as we unveil the nation's first Autonomous Security Force. Booth #3905 - literally nothing else like it in all of GSX - or anywhere in the world. Come over!

WHAT IS THAT?! Yes. That is Signals - our all-new orchestration platform with live digital twin technology running the entire Autonomous Security Force. For you - the Chief Security Officers of the United States of America. See it live at GSX Booth #3905.

WHAT IS THAT?! Yup. That is the H1 - the technology that transforms an old school security guard into an Augmented Security Agent. Only at Knightscope. Only as part of the Autonomous Security Force. Atlanta. GSX. Booth #3905.

WHAT IS THAT?! Yes. That is the Knightscope K7 Autonomous Security Robot. You've never seen anything like it because nothing like it exists. GSX. Atlanta. Booth #3905.

It was never humans vs. machines. Regardless of what brainwashing Hollywood conducted. That's the debate this industry has been having for a decade, and it's the wrong one. One camp says technology will replace security professionals. The other says nothing can replace human judgment. Both camps missed what's actually happening in the field - in the real world. Machines are superhuman at exactly the things humans were never built for. Standing watch for ten hours without blinking. Perfect recall. Total consistency. No boredom, no fatigue, no bad days. Actually show up for work. Also, no whining - except maybe the motors. Humans are irreplaceable at exactly the things machines can't touch. Judgment. Context. De-escalation. Reading a room. Making the call. The physical response. So why did we build an industry that asks humans to do the machine work? Stare at walls of screens. Walk the same empty route at 3 a.m. Fight boredom for a living. And then we act surprised when attention fails and turnover explodes. You literally put the human in the wrong seat. The answer was never to choose. It was to divide the labor and connect it. Machines watch. Everywhere, always. Software filters the noise and links every sensor, every camera, every post into one picture. Humans command. With judgment, at the moment it matters, with the full picture in hand. Hardware, software, humans. One force. One standard of accountability. Six posts ago I said the obstacles are no longer technical. This is what I meant. The technology exists. The model exists. What's left is the will to run it, and the people willing to serve in a force built this way. The countdown is over. The rest happens in person in the ATL. Tuesday, September 15, 10 a.m. EDT, Eric Rose and I take the stage at GSX: "Robots and Humans in Security: Where the Lines Intersect and What Comes Next." One hour. Unscripted. No slides. No safety net. Bring your hardest questions. We are prepared to secure the country with the nation’s first Autonomous Security Force. Countdown to GSX: Part 7 of 7 GSX 2026 · Atlanta · Sept 14-16 Booth #3905 · Knightscope Way Serve your country. 🇺🇸

What you're watching is a sneak peek at an early version of Signals - the intelligence layer of the Autonomous Security Force. A living digital twin of a protected site: every machine, every sensor, every agent, every perimeter in one operating picture, powering our remote monitoring operations with an eye-in-the-sky feature. Machines alone don't secure anything. Software alone doesn't either. The answer is all 3 layers working as one - autonomous machines, AI-driven software, and licensed security agents - under one contract, with one accountable operation. Two dates if you want to go deeper: ONLINE: Thu Sep 10 at 8:30am PDT / 11:30am EDT - complimentary Tribe Public webinar and open Q&A: "Building America's Autonomous Security Force With AI, Robotics, and Humans." RSVP here: AutonomousSecurity.TribePubl… ATLANTA: Sep 14-16 - the ASF officially launches at GSX with a full reveal of Signals. Booth #3905. Security leaders: come see the future in person. Where we stand: 434 clients. 42 states. More than 4.4 million autonomous hours in the field. Serve your country. 🇺🇲 $KSCP

Hope is not a security strategy. But look closely at how most operations actually run, and hope is doing a shocking amount of the work. Hope is working around the clock. Hope needs overtime and hazard pay. Hope the camera caught it. Hope somebody was watching the screen when it mattered. Hope the alarm is false. It almost always is. Hope the overnight report reflects what actually happened. Hope tonight is quiet. Hope we cut the budget again and nothing bad happens. Here's the trap nobody designed on purpose: when nearly every alert turns out to be nothing, ignoring alerts becomes the rational response. Operators aren't failing the system. The system trained them. And the one alert that matters arrives looking exactly like the ten thousand that didn't. This is dumb. More sensors won't fix that. More cameras won't fix that. More alerts definitely won't fix that. Security doesn't fail from a lack of data anymore. It fails when human attention can't scale to meet it. Piling more noise onto exhausted people isn't a strategy. It's a countdown to a risk of genuine disaster. The fix is a division of labor. Machines that never blink handle detection. Software kills the noise before it ever reaches a person. And trained professionals do the one thing only humans can do: apply judgment. And technology creates new types of alerts that have never existed before. Every event verified by a person. Every decision logged. Nothing "probably fine." Known. That word, verified, is the whole difference. Hope reports up the chain as silence and crossed fingers. Verified intelligence reports up as evidence: what happened, who confirmed it, what was done. In minutes, not mornings. Hope is a wonderful thing. It's just not a deliverable. It must be replaced with “Verified.” In Atlanta, we're going to show what a security operation looks like when nothing is left to hope. Come watch science fiction become reality. Countdown to GSX: Part 5 of 7 GSX 2026 · Atlanta · Sept 14-16 Booth #3905 · Knightscope Way Serve your country. 🇺🇸