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Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions Inc. (OTC: AITX) announced on September 14, 2026, that its subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices, Inc. (RAD) has completed integration with the Immix professional monitoring software platform, making the company’s AI-driven security robots available to users of one of the security industry’s largest central station monitoring systems.

According to the company’s filing, the integration of RAD’s ROSA and RIO robotic platforms with Immix is now available for use following successful completion of user acceptance testing and months of joint engineering work since the companies first announced the integration in March 2026. Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions Inc. said the move represents a milestone in its strategy to make AI-driven security technologies easier to deploy within existing monitoring environments and workflows already used by security providers and enterprise customers.

The company stated that one of the largest guarding and monitoring companies in the United States was involved in validating the functionality and user experience of the integration, and that a second large guarding and monitoring company began its evaluation in September 2026. According to the filing, the involvement of these national security providers underscores demand for AI-driven capabilities that operate inside the monitoring platforms their operations already rely on.

Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions Inc. said the integration is designed to reduce operational friction from managing technologies across separate systems, allowing RAD technology to fit more naturally into established monitoring and response workflows. For central stations, security integrators and enterprise users already operating within the Immix ecosystem, the company stated this creates a more streamlined path to add AI-driven security capabilities without requiring a wholesale change to existing systems.

According to the filing, supported RAD devices can provide operators with additional context and interactive capabilities that extend beyond traditional video verification. The company said alarm footage, playback capabilities and pre-alarm recording provide operators with additional context around an event, while audio transmit and relay control enable them to take a more active role, including initiating potential deterrent measures.

Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions Inc. said RAD and Immix expect to continue expanding the integration over time as customer requirements evolve, with support for RAD’s AVA platform planned for 2027. The company stated it will evaluate additional device support and functionality based on market demand, operational use cases and feedback from users working within the Immix environment.

For investors, the integration represents a potential revenue pathway for AITX’s security robotics business by embedding its technology into an established platform used by major security operators, reducing barriers to adoption and deployment.

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