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New Alert: Knightscope, Inc. (NASDAQ: KSCP)
KSCP is our brand new NASDAQ high growth alert.
We believe this could be one of the most under-the-radar plays today.
KSCP just announced that preliminary quarterly revenue tripled to a new company record.
Moreover, its all-new flagship robot debuts at the industry’s biggest security show in September.
Plus, the company is in one of the hottest sectors today, autonomous robotics and AI, applied to physical security.
In addition, KSCP carries a market capitalization of roughly $26 million against what the company believes is a $230 billion annual opportunity.
Most recently, last week, the company announced:
“Knightscope Preliminary Q2 Revenue Triples to Approximately $9M”
“The Company recorded approximately $9 million in revenue for the quarter – an increase of more than 200% compared with $2.7 million in the same quarter last year, and a new quarterly record for the Company, which now serves 434 clients across 42 states in the U.S.”
Here are some of the company’s comments from this press release:
“Our preliminary, second-quarter results are a testament to our vision for developing and deploying hardware, software, and humans together as an integrated security force,” said William Santana Li, Knightscope’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
Full second-quarter results are expected in mid-August.
Next up is September.
The all-new K7 Autonomous Security Robot, the Signals AI command platform, and the H1 Augmented Security Agent wearable all showcase at GSX 2026 in Atlanta, September 14-16, Booth 3905.
The K7 is engineered to secure “environments previously considered too large, too remote, or too dangerous for conventional solutions.” A public waitlist is open, with limited release deployments planned for the second half of 2026.
Earlier this month, the company announced “136 New Hires to Support Expanding Client Deployments Nationwide”.
The workforce expansion “reflects the Company’s continued evolution toward a technology-enabled managed services provider that delivers security at scale by combining autonomous technologies with trained security personnel who support client deployments nationwide.”
In May, the company announced:
“Knightscope Announces Nearly $4 Million in New and Recurring Contracts”
KSCP announced “approximately $3.8 million in new and recurring contracts across eight verticals”.
“The contracts span critical infrastructure, retail and consumer, healthcare and life sciences, industrial and energy, gaming and hospitality, higher education, commercial real estate, and technology and telecom. Critical infrastructure represented the largest share of bookings, anchored by engagements with a major California county government, the federal government, multiple major metropolitan law enforcement and emergency response agencies, a U.S. national laboratory, regional transit, aviation and port authorities, and dozens of state and county transportation and government programs across the country.”
“Clients across the country are tired of buying products and getting fragmented results. They want outcomes, and they want one accountable provider,” said William Santana Li, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Knightscope. “That is exactly what we are building: one provider, one platform, one accountable force.”
Also in May, the company announced:
“Knightscope Q1 Revenue Up 106% to $6M”
Service revenue grew 98% to $4.2 million and product revenue climbed 128% to $1.8 million. Gross margin turned positive for the first time, and roughly 70% of revenue was recurring.
“Q1 was a turning point for Knightscope. With the strategic acquisition of Event Risk, all four operational pillars of the Autonomous Security Force – autonomous machines, advanced software, real-time monitoring, and licensed security agents – are now in place,” said William Santana Li, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. “Revenue more than doubled from the same prior period year, gross margin turned positive, and the work of integrating these capabilities into a single unified force is underway. We are just getting started.”
In April, the company announced:
“Knightscope and Carnegie Mellon University Enter Into Letter Agreement”
“5-Year Collaboration and Establishment of the National Security Robotics Lab in Silicon Valley”
Five graduate students from Carnegie Mellon’s Robotics Institute are already building an advanced AI feature for the K7.
In March, the company announced:
“Knightscope Reports 2025 Results, Advances Autonomous Security Force”
“With the recent acquisition of Event Risk, Knightscope is now positioned to deliver fully integrated security solutions combining machines, software, and humans at scale.
Based on active revenue under contract, Knightscope believes the Event Risk acquisition will significantly increase the Company’s revenue in 2026 supporting expected triple-digit revenue growth and further advancing the Company’s transition to a larger recurring, service-based operating model.”
That same month, the company quadrupled its “Workforce to Over 400 Strong”, including 290 security agents, and began offering equity participation to frontline security agents.
In February, the company announced:
“Knightscope Acquires Event Risk to Accelerate Autonomous Security Force Strategy”
“This is a strategic move in building the Nation’s First Autonomous Security Force,” said William Santana Li, Chairman and CEO of Knightscope. “Security buyers are forced to purchase disconnected products and services today – but what they ultimately need is accountability and outcomes. By integrating licensed response services with autonomous machines and AI-driven orchestration software, we are building a unified operating model designed to deliver deterrence, detection, and response as one coordinated system.”
Earlier that month, KSCP retained Lake Street Capital Markets as its exclusive buy-side advisor to pursue further acquisitions.
So what is KSCP?
KSCP is a NASDAQ listed “Silicon Valley managed service provider” and “security technology company building the nation’s first Autonomous Security Force”.
KSCP “combines autonomous machines, advanced orchestration software, and licensed armed and unarmed security agents to help protect people, property, and critical infrastructure”.
The company “serves commercial and government clients across the United States. Built in America to Secure America”.
Key verticals — security wherever people live, work, study & visit:
Retail
Enterprise
Healthcare
Hospitality
Critical Infrastructure
Education
Transportation
Government
KSCP is advancing a unified “Hardware + Software + Humans” strategy to deliver a fully integrated, outcomes-driven security platform.
By combining its ASRs, the Signals command platform, Mission Intelligence human-in-the-loop remote monitoring, and its security force response capabilities, KSCP is positioning itself to deliver comprehensive, end-to-end security solutions that improve deterrence, detection, response times, and overall effectiveness – a fully managed service provider that is a first in the industry.”**
The market opportunity is large.
KSCP “believes the U.S. physical security market represents an estimated $230 billion annual opportunity and that a vertically integrated delivery model is the strategic path to capture a greater share of that spend.”
The problem: Security spending keeps rising. Outcomes don’t.
Currently, most solutions on the market are:
“Expensive - Coverage scales linearly with headcount. 24/7 protection needs multiple personnel per post; rising wages and overtime inflate cost without improving outcomes”
“Fragmented - Guards, cameras, robots, sensors, monitoring and software operate in silos. Most infrastructure isn’t actively monitored or operational, and generally lacks real-time intelligence.”
“Unaccountable - Cameras detect but don’t decide or respond or deter. Systems are watched only after an incident for investigations. No single provider owns deterrence, escalation, response and documentation.”
Here is how that looks in the real world:
“The guard company can’t see the cameras. The camera vendor can’t dispatch the guards. The AI tool can’t hear the radios. Access control runs on a separate login. Every vendor sends a separate invoice – and none is accountable when something happens at 3 a.m”
KSCP provides “The only model that owns the whole outcome.”
KSCP isn’t a fleet of robots – “it’s a compounding intelligence system. Every contract adds machines and humans; every machine and human adds data; every signal sharpens the AI that wins the next contract – a moat no point-vendor can cross.”
And the results show up in the field. At one commercial site, security incidents fell from 20 a month to one for the entire year. Another deployment recorded zero vehicle break-ins in ten months, down from one to two every week.
The business model behind all of it is Machine-as-a-Service: a bundled, recurring subscription combining hardware, software, and human support under one contract.
3 reasons to look at KSCP:
“A new category, not a product.”
“Recurring revenue at scale” – “generating recurring revenue across 434 clients in 42 states.”
“A widening moat.” – “Proprietary technology platform expands margin as autonomy density rises. Flywheel of deployments yields more data for AI to improve outcomes”.
And much of the runway is already inside the door. Across its top five Security Force clients, the company estimates more than $850 million in annual security spend, of which KSCP holds less than 2%. An estimated 200,000+ legacy blue-light towers across the US offer a further retrofit path onto the same platform.
Today the network counts roughly 10,000 machines and agents, with more than 4.4 million autonomous hours logged.
KSCP is also the only American, publicly traded company in autonomous security – US-only operations, no foreign parent, American-controlled end to end.
Three analysts cover the stock – Lake Street Capital Markets, H.C. Wainwright, and Ascendiant Capital – and all three rate it a BUY, with targets ranging from $8 to $26.
KSCP could be positioned for high growth.
Make sure to do your own due diligence.
Sources: Presentation, PR1, PR2, PR3, PR4, PR5, PR6, PR7, PR8, PR9, PR10, PR11, PR12, Analysts, Website, Chart
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