MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Knightscope, developer of advanced physical security technologies focused on significantly enhancing U.S. security operations, published an open letter today to all students nationwide:
Dear Students,
Thank you for your leadership in helping better secure our nation’s schools. To match other generous gifts, Knightscope (www.knightscope.com) will be donating $500,000 worth of its services over a 2-year period to a large campus school anywhere in the United States that sends us a compelling essay on how our autonomous security robots could help in a school setting.
Proposals may be sent on or before April 20, 2018 to me directly at WSantanaLi@knightscope.com. Let’s work together on a solution while the “adults” keep bickering.
Corporate sponsors are strongly encouraged to match us. Knightscope will partner with corporations prepared to make a similar financial contribution and brand the security robots accordingly at additional schools. Help show our kids that their safety is the key to our future.
Autonomously,
/s/
William Santana Li
Chairman and CEO
Knightscope, Inc.
@WSantanaLi
About Knightscope
Knightscope is an advanced security technology company based in Silicon Valley and builds the ultimate in security guards. Our security robots deter, detect and report…autonomously. Our long-term ambitious goal is to make the United States of America the safest country in the world, changing everything for everyone. Learn more at www.knightscope.com
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