Security robots expand across U.S., with few tangible results

June 27, 2021

Knightscope’s clients also don’t know how much these security robots help. Since then Knightscope robots have become the crime-fighting friend of corporate clients in various cities nationwide, including Honolulu, Washington, D.C. and a community college in Tucson, Arizona. Part of that cost involves Knightscope storing all of the data that robots like Westy gather in a year. While some clients are buying more robots, the company’s overall number of clients fell to 23, from 30, in the past four years. For two years, a single Knightscope robot, dubbed “HP RoboCop,” has roamed part of the city’s Salt Lake Park.