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  • RAD reveals SARA Assess, extending AI-driven security to third-party systems for enhanced integration.
  • SARA Assess enhances facility risk scores by analyzing video systems via Circadian Risk platform.
  • Security leaders invited to experience SARA Assess at GSX 2026 in Atlanta.

Robotic Assistance Devices, Inc. (RAD) has announced the commercial release of SARA™ Assess, developed in partnership with Circadian Risk.

As the initial integration of SARA with an external physical risk intelligence platform, SARA Assess extends RAD's AI capabilities beyond its dedicated hardware, offering organizations a software-centric approach to continuously verify security controls, update facility risk scores, and trigger necessary actions. Traditionally, SARA has served as the intelligence and response layer within RAD's security solutions.

Integration with Third-Party Systems

SARA Assess broadens SARA's functionality, enabling it to operate across third-party systems and provide actionable intelligence to the Circadian Risk platform. This development allows companies to integrate advanced AI capabilities into their security infrastructure without requiring RAD hardware deployment.

"This is exactly the kind of expansion we built SARA to support," remarked Steve Reinharz, CEO/CTO of AITX and RAD. Reinharz emphasized that SARA's application is not limited to RAD devices and can now interpret conditions across various security systems and furnish important insights back to enterprise risk platforms.

Product Development and Initial Applications

The official launch of SARA Assess will take place at GSX 2026 in Atlanta, from September 14 to 16

SARA Assess is part of the 15 active initiatives within AITX's developmental roadmap, which includes hardware and software projects being systematically unveiled.

This transparency is meant to keep investors and stakeholders informed. The initial use of SARA Assess involves integration with an organization's video management systems, identifying cameras that are offline or not functioning optimally, with findings communicated to the Circadian Risk platform to update risk scores and initiate corrective actions.

Collaboration and Practical Benefits

The collaboration between RAD and Circadian Risk facilitates a platform where AI-driven intelligence checks connected systems and translates those findings into actionable risk assessments. Michael Martin, CEO of Circadian Risk, mentioned that SARA Assess merges the processes of understanding physical risks with verifying security control performance, enhancing the security team’s efficiency and confidence. This introduction is a step forward in the companies' joint efforts to integrate physical risk intelligence with AI security operations, with SARA Assess available now for pilot phases and comprehensive deployments.

The official launch of SARA Assess will take place at GSX 2026 in Atlanta, from September 14 to 16. Security professionals attending are encouraged to visit booth 1747 to discuss the implementation of SARA Assess within their current security frameworks and observe its operation firsthand.

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