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AITX's RAD Expands Security Portfolio with Logistics Client Orders

Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions' Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD) subsidiary announced that a longstanding global logistics client placed new orders for RIO Mini security units and TOM visitor management systems, building on years of collaboration. For commerce practitioners, this illustrates how AI-driven security solutions can deepen enterprise relationships by addressing multiple operational needs—visitor management, access control, monitoring, and autonomous patrol—within a single account.

Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions, Inc. (AITX) and its subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices, Inc. (RAD) announced that a longstanding global logistics client has placed additional orders for two RIO Mini security units and two TOM visitor management units (SEC EDGAR 8-K (AI)). The client, one of RAD's earliest enterprise customers, has expanded its use of the company's solutions across multiple locations and has provided operational input that shaped RAD's portfolio development (SEC EDGAR 8-K (AI)).

Over their relationship, the client has adopted RAD solutions for visitor management, access control, monitoring, and mobile patrol, demonstrating how a single vendor can address multiple security needs within an enterprise account (SEC EDGAR 8-K (AI)). For commerce practitioners, this case study highlights the strategic value of AI-driven security platforms that integrate stationary and autonomous systems to reduce reliance on labor-intensive guarding while delivering cost savings of between 35% and 80% compared to traditional manned security (SEC EDGAR 8-K (AI)).

The expansion illustrates how long-term customer relationships built on solving real operational problems can unlock cross-selling opportunities as client requirements evolve, particularly in logistics and critical infrastructure where perimeter coverage and visitor processing are persistent challenges.

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