AITX announced a new order for ten RIO Mini autonomous solar‑powered security towers, bringing the client’s single‑site deployment to a total of thirty units. The order is expected to generate more than $500,000 in annual recurring revenue, reinforcing the company’s strategy of scaling high‑margin device rentals.
The new deployment expands the client’s footprint and underscores AITX’s focus on autonomous monitoring throughout the construction phase of a large‑scale data‑center development. All towers are equipped with the company’s SARA agentic‑AI platform, which powers real‑time threat detection and response.
The order adds a significant recurring revenue stream for AITX, which reported total annual revenue of $6.13 million for FY 2025, a 275% increase from FY 2024. The $500k ARR represents roughly 8% of the company’s FY 2025 revenue, supporting its goal of achieving positive operating cash flow through recurring revenue growth.
"Large scale data center developments represent some of the most critical infrastructure projects underway today. These sites demand continuous awareness and response from the earliest stages of construction through full operation. What we are seeing is a clear shift toward autonomous security as a practical and scalable solution during this phase. Expanding to thirty RIO Mini units at a single location reflects both the customer's confidence in our technology and the growing role that SARA is playing in securing complex, high value environments," said CEO Steve Reinharz.
The deal illustrates AITX’s ability to secure repeat business from a single customer and signals growing demand for AI‑driven security solutions in high‑value infrastructure projects. However, the company continues to face significant headwinds, including ongoing losses, negative equity, and auditor concerns about its ability to continue as a going concern. The new order is a positive development but does not offset the broader financial challenges.
Market reaction to the announcement was tempered by investor focus on AITX’s financial health. While the order adds recurring revenue, analysts and investors remain cautious due to the company’s substantial cash burn and negative equity.
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