Knightscope reported that it secured $1 million in new contracts and client renewals, a figure that underscores the continued demand for its autonomous security solutions and expands the company’s recurring revenue base.
The company delivered more than 60 new Emergency Communication Device (ECD) sales across higher‑education, healthcare, local‑government, and homeowners’ association customers, while hundreds of existing ECD units were renewed. In the Autonomous Security Robot (ASR) segment, Knightscope signed eight new Machine‑as‑a‑Service subscriptions—seven for residential multifamily communities and one for a higher‑education campus—and secured seven ASR renewals in healthcare, gaming, commercial real‑estate and other verticals.
Financially, Knightscope’s second‑quarter revenue totaled $2.7 million, down from $3.2 million in the same period a year earlier, reflecting component shortages that limited ECD sales. The company posted a net loss of $6.3 million, and its gross margin remained negative, a result of lower ECD volumes and higher supply‑chain costs. The $1 million milestone represents a modest but consistent contribution to the recurring revenue stream that the company has been building through its Machine‑as‑a‑Service model.
Investors responded positively to the announcement, citing the company’s ability to generate predictable recurring revenue and the breadth of its customer base across multiple sectors. Analysts had previously estimated Q2 2025 revenue at $2.49 million and earnings per share at –$1.09; Knightscope’s results exceeded those expectations, reinforcing confidence in the company’s subscription‑driven strategy.
The company’s management emphasized continued focus on cost discipline and strategic investments in high‑return verticals, signaling confidence in maintaining profitability while scaling its autonomous security platform. Knightscope’s recurring revenue model, combined with steady demand across education, healthcare, and commercial markets, positions the company to pursue growth while navigating supply‑chain headwinds.
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