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AITX's RAD Unveils RADSight 2.0 as the Next Evolution of Its Video Management Platform

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AITX's RAD Unveils RADSight 2.0 as the Next Evolution of Its Video Management Platform Designed for NVIDIA Jetson Processors, Advanced Edge Based Analytics, Autonomous Engagement, and the Demands of Modern Security Operations Detroit, Michigan--(Newsfile Corp…
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  • RAD has a prospective sales pipeline of over 35 Fortune 500 companies and numerous other client opportunities

    80% confidence
  • RADSight 2.0 rollout is expected to begin in February across Gen 4 device lineup

    80% confidence
  • Each Fortune 500 client has the potential of making numerous reorders over time

    80% confidence
  • The security and guarding services industry is nearly $50 billion (US)

    80% confidence
  • RAD expects to continue to attract new business as it converts existing sales opportunities into deployed clients generating recurring revenue stream

    80% confidence
  • RAD solutions provide cost savings to businesses of between 35%-80% when compared to manned security guarding and monitoring

    80% confidence
  • RADSight 2.0 architecture is expected to reduce overall power consumption by more than half compared to prior configurations

    80% confidence
  • This evolution strengthens AITX's ability to deliver intelligent, reliable security solutions as market demand for autonomous and software-driven protection continues to grow

    80% confidence

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