AI-Driven Security Solutions By RAD For Construction

Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions, Inc., known for its developments in AI-enhanced security and productivity systems, together with its wholly owned subsidiary, Robotic Assistance Devices, Inc. (RAD), has revealed that a new client in the construction industry has placed an order for several RIO™ Mini units.

These units come equipped with SARA™ licenses for implementation on a significant project site. The decision came after the client endured material theft exceeding forty thousand dollars, alongside recurring trespassing and loitering issues under previous security measures.

This order signifies RAD's growing presence and success in the construction field, as more companies transition towards autonomous security systems to mitigate losses and safeguard equipment. RAD’s portable, solar-powered RIO series security trailers are favored at job sites requiring rapid deployment, adaptability, and dependable real-time surveillance in evolving environments.

RIO Mini’s Proven Hardware

Each RIO Mini unit in this acquisition is powered by SARA, RAD’s award-winning AI platform for remote surveillance

Each RIO Mini unit in this acquisition is powered by SARA, RAD’s award-winning AI platform for remote surveillance. SARA processes live video feeds, highlights possible security threats, and initiates immediate automated actions without the need for operator involvement.

The integration of RIO Mini’s reliable hardware with SARA’s intelligent features offers clients a responsive and cost-effective security solution, enhancing the protection of assets and personnel.

Enhanced Awareness and Responsiveness

"Our construction clients are dealing with real losses and rising pressure to keep projects secure," stated Mark Folmer, CPP, PSP, President of RAD.

"RIO Mini with SARA gives them a level of awareness and response that traditional guards or passive cameras cannot match. It delivers immediate value on day one and helps prevent the kind of costly theft that continues to hit job sites across the country."