Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions, Inc. along with its wholly owned subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices, Inc. (RAD) announced revisions to its plans and positioning for a robotic dog for the security services, logistics, utilities, and property management industries. "We're seeing a larger and more cost-conscious market emerge for a RAD dog," said Steve Reinharz, CEO of AITX and RAD. "These market conditions have prompted our team to revise plans and develop a new dog, one that we are naming'CASSIE'. We are now going to bring an entry-level priced'junkyard dog' to market, loaded with all the AI power that RAD has developed over the years." CASSIE (Crawling Autonomous Safety Security Inspection Equipment) is the latest officially announced addition to the RAD family of robotic security and safety solutions and marks the Company's second mobile robot.

Reno, NV, July 30, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE -- Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions, Inc., (AITX:OTCPK) is pleased to announce that Robotic Assistance Devices, Inc., (RAD) its wholly owned subsidiary, has received a new purchase order and subsequently deployed three SCOT units at a new multi-billion dollar real estate client. This follows the deployment of the SCOT mentioned in the February 5, 2019 press release, which was for a San Francisco Bay area commercial real estate customer. This client has indicated they are likely to expand their RAD system quickly. "We are gaining good momentum in the real estate vertical," said Steve Reinharz, President and CEO of RAD. "This is a new commercial real estate order and the first in the Northeast of the U.S. This is a large sector that has the potential to greatly increase sales for the company in the future."

When communities are faced with natural disasters, it usually isn't anything they see coming. Fires, flooding, severe weather, earthquakes or active shooter situations can all be devastating and leave little time to prepare a response. Many of us remember 2011 when an EF5 tornado swept through Joplin, Missouri, leaving devastation in its wake. Or this year, flooding in many parts of the country, including California, Michigan, Texas and Louisiana, has left people displaced and emergency crews trying to find ways to help everyone affected. For first responders, extensive training can help prepare appropriate response to these kinds of disasters and a wealth of others; and for many of them, technology is beginning to offer more insight into a situation, often resulting in more lives saved.

Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD), an innovator in artificial intelligence and robotics and master distributor for SMP Robotics Systems announced it is advancing its complete line of autonomous robotic guards with the NVIDIA Jetson embedded computing platform. Using NVIDIA Jetson, an embedded AI supercomputer ideal for intelligent machines, RAD robotics can achieve higher levels of autonomy, while adding advanced people and vehicle detection on the moving robot. The new RAD product line-up offers global security teams situational awareness tools to deliver unprecedented deployment flexibility and operational productivity. Using the Jetson platform's high-performance, power-efficient supercomputing for deep learning and computer vision, RAD autonomous robotic systems can be more predictive, accurate, productive and easily reconfigured for a variety of tasks. RAD will demonstrate new Jetson-powered vision capabilities on its autonomous robotic systems at the ISC West Conference and Expo, being held April 5-7, at the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas.