Still waiting to get my money back from knightscope

$KSCP -Ascendiant lowers Knightscope target to $23 from $26 Buy - $LEN -Evercore raises Lennar target to $87 from $82 Underperform -Wells Fargo lowers target to $85 from $90 = Weight -RBC lowers target to $85 from $88 Underperform -Barclays lowers target to $79 from $80 Underweight -BTIG lowers target to $67 from $73 Sell -

According to William Santana Li, Knightscope founder and CEO, true AI reliability isn't born in a lab — it’s earned in the field. While simulations are a start, they can never replicate the infinite variables and "unpredictable abuse" of the real world. In an episode of the Loop podcast, he goes over the  engineering discipline required to build robots that actually work. Mastery of the environment is the only path to mastering the mission, he says. Watch now to get his full take: taskus.me/4onhg24 #TaskUs #Robotics #AutonomousTech #FutureOfWork

The mission is expanding. So is our team. We're continuing to expand our team and have posted additional open positions across the company. If you've been thinking about joining Knightscope, Career Night is your chance to get beyond the job description. Meet the people you'll work alongside, learn about the challenges we're solving, and experience the technology that's helping reshape public safety. Whether you're an engineer, operator, manufacturer, recruiter, or problem-solver looking for your next mission, we'd love to meet you. 📅 Thursday, June 25, 2026 🕔 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM 📍 Knightscope Headquarters, 305 N. Mathilda Ave., Sunnyvale, CA 94085 🎟 Free to attend. Register at hubs.ly/Q04l7PcV0 Explore the new openings. Meet the team. See what's next.

美国的山里是真没有网，很需要星链！ 前几天在红杉国家公园和国王峡谷,手机一整天SOS，彻底数字排毒😂。昨晚去LA的格里菲斯天文台,上山到半路,也没网。 我小声嘟囔、怪不得需要星链 包车师傅说，我家里就装了Starlink，其它的网有时候会卡，但星链不会。屋外需要装个基站,屋里再放一个设备,有点像我们用的路由器/猫。家用版现在一个月五十几到一百多刀,锅另算三百多刀一次性。 手机也有直连和150多个国家漫游版。我打开注册看了下 Starlink Roam，专为房车、露营、四处跑的人设计的环球漫游网。价格 100GB 每月 50 刀,无限流量每月 105 刀不用就暂停。 美国电信商T-Mobile 和星链合作的手机直连 T-Satellite一个月只要10 刀，靠 650 多颗卫星覆盖全美 50 多万平方英里盲区。 在城里有网，用的常规网络,没信号的地方切换星链，坐飞机美联航正在上免费 Wi-Fi 就是Starlink Aviation,出海有Starlink Maritime，露营、房车、合作国家公园是Starlink Roam。 在中国你很难体会”完全没信号”是什么感觉，我去呼和浩特的山里都有5G Plus。在美国,城里的山上都是数字荒漠… “欢迎来到山城洛杉矶。”朋友从尔湾开车来找我,见面第一句跟我说。“我第一次去墨西哥🇲🇽,担心那里不安全。当地人问我哪来的,我说LA，他笑了 跟你们那差不多啦,别担心。” LA真的有“治安焦虑” 🔫 屋顶上的步枪 朋友开车🚗带我去K Town吃韩餐,路上讲起”屋顶韩国人”Roof Koreans。 1992 年洛杉矶暴动,警察撤去守比佛利山这些富人区,把韩国城丢给了暴徒。韩裔店主就自己拿枪上了屋顶。因为很多人是退伍韩国兵，人人会用枪，在第五街和 Western 大道的加州市场屋顶上。“据说有个阿姨站在家里屋顶上，枪口对着往里冲的人：谁再往前一步,就崩了你！”韩国人赢了。 我其他美国朋友也跟我聊过聊过这个【拥枪自由】当有人闯进你的私人领地,开枪自卫被视为天经地义,是”保护自己”的一部分。跟拓荒精神也有关，德州的同事他们现在也还是会去狩猎。 一体两面。 我订酒店时,系统特别提示，不能携带武器入住。我当时想，谁会带枪进酒店啊?进房间发现门后贴着告示: “法律保护酒店员工免受威胁行为。本酒店为员工配备个人安全设备。——洛杉矶市法典 第十八章 第二条 第182.02节” 我还在地铁站看到 5 个警察按住一个男的，吓得我只敢坐这仅此一次。去逛比弗利山庄的贵妇超市 Erewhon 门口两个安保每个人标配两把枪。 街上有两种小小机器人 开车路上,一台白色圆滚滚的小车在人行道慢慢挪。我还以为是亚马逊送货的，类似于亚朵酒店的外卖机器人？朋友说:那是安保巡逻车。 它叫 Knightscope K5,专做安防机器人的公司造的。一人多高、四百多磅、子弹头造型,带摄像头、热成像、激光雷达、车牌识别,24 小时在商业区、停车场、商场巡逻。商家按月租,一台 650 到 5500 刀，比真人保安便宜。 我们吃的Rose推荐的韩餐Sun Nong Dan门口两个蹲着的名叫“COCO”的粉色方盒子小车。我问那这是干嘛的? 朋友:“送外卖的。人工太贵,有些商家就用机器人。” “那它会上楼吗?” “当然不会啦！有时候还会摔倒,用语音求你扶它起来,超可爱！” Coco 是 Sam Altman(OpenAI CEO)投的,融了超过 1.2 亿美金,街上跑着约 1300 台,零排放,已送出超 50 万单。它不是全自动,背后有真人远程盯着随时接管;爬不了楼梯,只能在人行道跑,所以才动不动翻车卖萌😂 站岗的机器人，送饭的机器人。“它们太常见了，我都不会觉得这很特别。”这就是洛杉矶的街道。 ⚖️ 我怀疑洛杉矶最热门的职业是律师 区别于，旧金山满街的AI 广告，洛杉矶满大街都是律师广告。就在我拍摄的COCO外卖机器人背后，公交车上就有！ “我们为你而战”、The Accident Guys,你的伤害律师,2500 五星好评、出了事,不仅让你赢,还让你赢得漂亮….各种律师 朋友说:“在LA真的很容易撞车,奇奇怪怪的人也多。“难怪事故律师能霸屏。也所以他住在更贵的尔湾。 我想起包车师傅说的，她每年都得找人报税。美国个人税太复杂,律师能帮你合理避减减税、省去一堆麻烦,一年才100多刀。在美国一半人报税都要找专业的，只不过大多找会计师 CPA,不是律师，律师打税务官司才上场。 晚上我们还是去了格里菲斯天文台，就是《爱乐之城》里 Mia 和 Sebastian 在星空下跳舞的地方。 “这跟阳明山有什么不一样吗？” “你上去就知道了，这是我最喜欢的夜景🌃”

Here’s a question most CSOs have never asked their security provider: who ultimately controls this company — and where do they sit? We looked at the national contract security market. What we found: ✔️ Major national guarding companies are owned by private equity with foreign pension fund shareholders ✔️ Others are publicly listed abroad, with voting control held by overseas family holding companies ✔️ Controlling ownership in this market changes hands repeatedly, on transactions where you have no visibility Your security data (patrol patterns, access records, facility vulnerabilities) is a living blueprint of your exposure. When the company holding it answers to foreign ownership, so does that blueprint. Knightscope is different. Publicly traded on NASDAQ ($KSCP). U.S.-only operations. No foreign parent. No offshore owner. American technology, built by Americans, to protect Americans. If you’re doing vendor-risk reviews and physical security isn’t on the list — it should be. 🔗 Read the full CSO briefing: hubs.ly/Q04kNgV90

Knightscope is honestly one of the few companies i have hope for because of the non weaponised systems you develp, and the possibility of integrating non lethal High velocity air accelerated rubber projectiles into your drones, but i have no tech experience and was homeless.

The future of security tech is always being told by the line between discrete vs. conspicuous technology we are as a society interested in keeping ahead. We want intelligence, but we don’t want surveillance. We want safety but we don’t want intrusion. The line from Palantir analyzing a camera feed and a Knightscope quadrupe.

We're hiring and we want to show you exactly what you'd be joining. Join us at Knightscope Headquarters on Thursday, June 25 from 5–8 PM for Career Night: an evening with the team building the nation's first Autonomous Security Force. Come meet our engineers, operators, and executives. See the machines in action. Ask the hard questions. And find out if this is where you do your life's best work. We're opening doors across Artificial Intelligence, Engineering, Manufacturing, Operations, and Human Resources. More roles will be posted leading up to the event. 📅 Thursday, June 25, 2026 🕔 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM 📍 Knightscope Headquarters, 305 N. Mathilda Ave., Sunnyvale, CA 94085 🎟 Free to attend. Register at hubs.ly/Q04ks71H0

Nope I've lost enough money on knightscope. Besides I think I can say for all Americans we are tired of the surveillance state.

Experience matters when modernizing critical safety infrastructure. For years, organizations across higher education, healthcare, transportation, commercial real estate, and public safety have trusted Knightscope to help modernize their emergency communication systems through K1 Retrofit Kits. By upgrading existing blue light towers with modern communications technology, customers can extend the life of their infrastructure while improving reliability, connectivity, and visibility into system health. As organizations continue to evolve their security strategies, many are exploring how modern Emergency Communication Devices can work alongside autonomous security technologies to create a more connected, proactive approach to safety. Smarter infrastructure today. Stronger security tomorrow. Learn More: hubs.ly/Q04k2zjj0

🦾 JOIN THE FORCE - KNIGHTSCOPE CAREER NIGHT! Meet the humans behind the machines. Join us at Knightscope Headquarters (KHQ) for an inside look at the team building the nation’s first Autonomous Security Force. Explore open opportunities, meet our engineers, executives, and operators, and discover whether you can do your life’s best work on a mission that matters. Whether you’re actively seeking your next challenge or simply curious about the future of autonomous security, this is your opportunity to see what we’re building - and why. Serve your country. 🇺🇸 Thu 25 June 2026 5PM – 8PM Knightscope Headquarters (KHQ) Sunnyvale, California More details coming soon ... The mission starts here. 🤖

The Robotics Boom is Here: 2026 Could Be Massive for This Sector 🤖 The robotics industry is hitting an inflection point in 2026. AI-powered autonomy, humanoids, versatile robots, and real-world deployment are accelerating fast. The technology may not be fully there but the funding and the orders are. According to the International Federation of Robotics, we're seeing record installations, Agentic AI making robots smarter and more independent, IT/OT convergence for flexible manufacturing, and humanoids proving themselves in real environments. (Seen below) Labor shortages and AI breakthroughs are driving adoption like never before. While giants like ISRG, NVDA, TSLA, SYM, and TER dominate headlines, the real multi-bagger potential (2-5x gains) often lives in innovative small-cap plays trading under $10. These companies are nimble, while they may not be the forefront of robotics they are solving niche problems, and positioned for explosive growth if they execute on contracts and tech milestones. Here are the robotics stocks I'm closely watching in 2026: $ARBE (4D imaging radar for autonomous vehicles & robotics) $KITT (Nauticus Robotics – underwater/subsea robots for offshore & defense) $STXS (Stereotaxis – robotic navigation for medical procedures) $MBOT (Microbot Medical – miniature medical robots) $KSCP (Knightscope – autonomous security robots) $RR (Richtech Robotics – service/hospitality robots) $PDYN (Palladyne AI – AI-driven robotics solutions) $SERV (Serve Robotics – sidewalk delivery robots, scaling fast with big partners) What’s your favorite robotics play for 2026? Drop it below #Robotics #SmallCaps

Knightscope Autonomous Security Robots are built with advanced object avoidance and smart navigation, all of which are used to dynamically analyze their environment in real time. If something enters their path, whether an object or person, they respond safely and predictably: pausing until the way is clear or smoothly navigating around obstacles at walking speed and within their patrol zone. Safety is always the priority, for the community and for the patrol itself.

During a Huntington Park City Council Meeting, Chief of Police Cosme Lozano at Huntington Park Police Department had the following to say when asked on their Knightscope partnership renewal: “The reality is that a patrol officer cannot do what modern technology can do through the use of this robot. One of the significant features of the robot is that it records activity in high definition 24 hours a day seven days a week. It also provides an alert button feature where patrons of the park can communicate with our police dispatch should they feel they need to. It provides a license plate reader feature where the robot is actually collecting data of license plates that it can read during its route and it collects this data, it just simply stores it. We can go back and feed a license plate into the system to see if that license plate had a hit in the park and that could help in investigations. It also has an intruder sensor, if you will, and basically it lets us know somebody is in the park during hours when the robot is programmed to designate the park as being closed. The robot technology is not intended to eliminate or reduce the work of human police officers, simply to enhance our ability to deliver police services. You can think of it if you will as a patrol vehicle. Meaning, the patrol vehicle creates the presence and that extension of the police department and quite honestly the officer wouldn't be able to do the effective job that he does without the patrol vehicle. So it is not a replacement of, it's simply to enhance the way we deliver police service to the community and to leverage modern technology to engage all of these added features”

Honored that Eric J Rose (President, Knightscope Security Force) was invited as a VIP guest of the Commandant of the Marine Corps to an Evening Parade at Marine Barracks Washington - the "Oldest Post of the Corps," home to 8th & I since 1801. The evening celebrated the upcoming 250th birthday of the United States of America. Grateful to the Marines of 8th & I and to the military leaders who carry that 250-year tradition forward. Built in America to Secure America. 🇺🇸

AI is reshaping industries at an unprecedented pace — but how do leaders turn innovation into real-world impact? Join Knightscope Chairman & CEO William Santana Li for a compelling conversation at the TechEquity AI Forum with NVIDIA Senior Technical Program Manager Abhijeet Joshi. Together, they’ll discuss the future of AI, intelligent automation, and the technologies transforming industries and public safety. 📅 Tuesday, May 26 🕟 4:30 PM – 9:00 PM PDT 📍 135 Constitution Dr, Menlo Park, CA 🎟 FREE to attend — both in person and online! Registration Options: 🔹 In-Person (Approval Required) — includes live stream access 🔹 Online — free live stream access Register here: hubs.ly/Q04hXCm00 Connect with the speakers: William Santana Li: hubs.ly/Q04hXtfS0 Abhijeet Joshi: hubs.ly/Q04hXxkK0

We’ve all heard of Software as a Service ( SAAS ) but have you heard of Robotics as a Service ( RAAS ) ? Let’s dive in: Robotics as a Service is a subscription or pay-per-use model for robots without large upfront capital costs. This model is very popular in the logistic and delivery sector. Other areas of traction include: - Healthcare - Cleaning and hospitality - Domestic and personal While the robotics sector in general has been gaining traction with Robotics venture funding reaching record levels, there has been significant and accelerating traction in service robots. According to Fortune Business Insights: “Service robots (professional/commercial and domestic/personal) are one of the fastest-growing segments in robotics, driven by labor shortages, AI advances, e-commerce/logistics demand, healthcare needs, and aging populations.” We all know Big Tech companies have invested billions into Robotics, companies like $TSLA and $AMZN. But are there any companies specializing in RAAS? The answer is yes. Lets take a look: - $SERV Serve Robotics “Focuses on autonomous sidewalk delivery robots (e.g., partnerships with Uber Eats). Uses a RaaS model with subscription or per-delivery pricing, including maintenance and support” - $KSCP Knightscope “Develops autonomous security robots (e.g., K5 outdoor models) for patrols, monitoring, and emergency response. Operates primarily on a Machine-as-a-Service / recurring subscription model with remote monitoring” - $RR Richtech Robotics “Offers service robots for restaurants, hotels, and other hospitality settings (e.g., beverage/delivery bots). Actively pivoting to RaaS for recurring revenue through multi-year agreements.” - $KITT Nauticus Robotics “Specializes in subsea/ocean robotics for inspection and intervention. Delivers solutions via a RaaS model alongside software (ToolKITT) and hardware sales” Overall RAAS is growing rapidly. The RAAS market is projected to reach several billions by 2030. Note: Companies and stocks listed can be very volatile due to dilution risk and the execution challenges. Charts in the comment section.

$KSCP - Knightscope I have started a small position in Knightscope after the stock pulled back to its critical $2.49 support floor. As shown on the 4H chart, this level was a major bottoming area back in September '25. My average entry price sits right on the white dashed line at $2.83. Looking at the weekly chart, the last time the stock hit this level, it had a massive 300% rally. While ongoing dilution risks mean history won't necessarily repeat perfectly, the underlying fundamentals are actually starting to clean up. In their latest earnings report this week, Knightscope revealed: - Quarterly revenue effectively doubled to $6.0M - Achieved their first-ever positive gross margin. Physical AI and autonomous robotics remain a massive macro trend, and their security units fit the bill perfectly. This is planned strictly as a tactical swing trade. My first upside target is the yellow line at $3.53, where we can expect to encounter resistance. NFA $KSCP