Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions Inc.(AITX), through its subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices Inc. (RAD-I), announced the expansion of RADCam into two additional distinct product lines to supplement the current residential solution positioning.

Specifically, the company is building RADCam software versions to specifically cater to high frequency small-to-medium business (SMB) needs. Furthermore, RADCam will have software modifications that allow it to be used on RAD-I’s primarily platform, RADSoC. RADCam on RADSoC effectively creates, within certain circumstances, a ‘ROSA-mini’ type solution that complements the current enterprise solutions offerings.

These new configurations expand RADCam’s addressable market beyond residential use. With higher recurring revenue potential in the SMB and enterprise segments, the company expects stronger margin contributions. Additionally, with inventory already in hand, RAD-I can begin fulfilling demand immediately, generating positive cash flow without requiring additional capital outlay.

“This expansion of RADCam into multiple market segments has always been part of our vision,” said Steve Reinharz, CEO/CTO, AITX and all RAD subsidiaries. “We built RADCam with the flexibility to scale, evolve, and adapt to the needs of a wide range of clients. Whether it’s a family looking to protect their home, a small business securing its storefront, or an enterprise managing hundreds of locations, RADCam is designed to deliver smart, responsive, and efficient security. This milestone marks another important step toward our goal of redefining the future of property protection through intelligent, AI-driven solutions.”

Each version of RADCam is optimized for its intended environment. The residential model prioritizes simplicity and ease of use, with rapid emergency contact features and AI-powered deterrence accessible through the RADCam app. The SMB version builds on this foundation by supporting advanced features like SARA, RAD-I’s AI-based security assistant, enabling real-time interactions and enhanced threat detection for storefronts, offices, and other commercial properties. For enterprise clients, the upcoming RADCam configuration integrates with RAD-I’s central command software, RADSoC, offering large-scale coordination, multi-site visibility, and seamless management of security events across a distributed footprint.

“RADCam SMB and RADCam Enterprise bring our dealers new solutions to solve client challenges,” said Mark Folmer, CPP, PSP, president, RAD-I. “There’s a real sense of excitement across the security industry as more professionals see the potential of a low-cost, smart, interactive device that actively helps protect people and property. With this expansion, RADCam is no longer just a breakthrough in residential security, it’s becoming a foundational tool for businesses and enterprises looking to modernize their security posture without adding headcount. The interest we’re seeing from integrators, dealers, and end-users alike confirms we’re bringing something truly valuable to the market.”

Both the SMB and enterprise versions of RADCam are scheduled for phased rollout in or before the third quarter of calendar year 2025. The SMB configuration is expected to become available first, offering an accessible solution for businesses seeking immediate improvements in site security and responsiveness. The enterprise model, currently undergoing advanced testing, features full RADSoC integration and offers a functionality set similar to a streamlined ROSA unit, providing multi-device management, centralized command, and scalable threat detection across complex environments.