PURSUON Autonomous Systems
Intelligence that moves through the real world.
PURSUON builds it. ROAMEO puts it to work.
Autonomous physical security is the first mission.
Presence that moves.
Detection into response.
A recurring service model.
ROAMEO studio visualization.
Video enhanced with AI for illustrative purposes.
01 / The Shift
Labor economics × AI × Autonomous mobility
A camera can watch a location. A mobile system can move toward the work. The next question is what happens when that system can also assess, communicate and help orchestrate a response.
02 / The Machine
ROAMEO™ / Autonomous security patrol
ROAMEO combines autonomous mobility with detection, communication and security workflows. Select a layer to see the system beneath the exterior.
From movement to action
Step through an illustrative ROAMEO + SARA incident workflow.
Product visualization / Select a numbered layerROAMEO follows mapped patrol routes, responds to obstacles and returns to its charging dock. Navigation and site configuration turn a mobile platform into a repeatable outdoor operating system.
Performance depends on route design, terrain, site readiness and operating conditions.
03 / Market Potential
One platform / Site-specific missions
The common denominator is a large outdoor footprint with routine patrol work. Market potential depends on how often the same platform can solve that job reliably and economically.
04 / The Operating Model
Recurring service / Capital discipline
A machine is built and deployed before it earns monthly service revenue. Fleet growth therefore requires more than orders: capital, production capacity, reliable operation and support all matter.
Fund components, assembly and testing.
Prepare the site, map routes and commission.
Bill monthly through the established RAD commercial channel.
Maintain uptime, service the fleet and earn repeat use.
Commercial model context: September 3, 2026 company disclosure. PURSUON does not currently publish standalone financial statements.
05 / Inside PURSUON
A focused company / An established foundation
PURSUON designs and builds autonomous mobile security systems. Its focused identity sits within the AITX family, with ROAMEO commercialized through RAD.
Leadership & Engineering
Steve Reinharz, founder and CEO/CTO of AITX and its RAD subsidiaries, brings a security-industry perspective to the development of autonomous physical systems. The challenge is practical: deliver useful presence across large properties without expanding routine patrol labor at the same rate.
The work beneath ROAMEO spans mobility, perception, software, assembly, site commissioning and field support. The test of that work is how the platform performs when it leaves the development environment.
The relationship
Public parent company / OTCID: AITX
Develops and manufactures ROAMEO
Exclusive ROAMEO distributor
Both are wholly owned AITX subsidiaries. Corporate identity does not imply that PURSUON securities are separately available.
The mobile robotics operation developed ROAMEO within the AITX family.
RAD-M becomes PURSUON. The product, ownership and RAD distribution path continue.
A longtime logistics customer places its third ROAMEO order.
06 / Evidence & Exploration
Source-led / Dated / Open to scrutiny
See the machine. Hear the company’s thinking. Read the disclosures.
The interesting questions begin where the imagery ends.
Big properties demand more than a watchful eye. They need security that moves. Explore how ROAMEO, PURSUON’s autonomous mobile security platform, could extend patrol coverage across logistics facilities, healthcare campuses, correctional properties,…
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In an era defined by evolving threats and increasingly sophisticated security challenges, maintaining a robust perimeter defense is no longer just a strategic advantage. It's a critical necessity. Traditional security measures, while…
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First operational. Second deploying. Third ordered. RAD’s longtime global logistics client is expanding its use of ROAMEO autonomous patrol, with the latest unit supporting security services for a leading cosmetics manufacturer. Two…
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AITX’s newly introduced PURSUON expects seven revenue-generating ROAMEO units in service by year end, has placed deposits on long-lead components for 20 additional units and is building toward its internal goal of…
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AITX announces that RAD-M is becoming PURSUON, a focused new identity reflecting ROAMEO’s progress, growing commercial momentum and the expanding opportunity for autonomous mobile security. PURSUON remains wholly owned by AITX, while…
Read Press ReleaseOne operational, a second scheduled for October, a third expected by year-end, as reported on the release date.
Read Original ReleaseNavigation, operating behavior, configuration and SARA integration. Specifications are subject to change.
Open PDFCapital, throughput, operating goals, prior target slippage and the financial context.
Read the Q&A SummaryFor corporate background, media conversations and strategic inquiries.
Supporting Disclosures
This website provides corporate and technology information. It does not constitute an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any securities. It contains no investment terms, valuation, return projections or assurance of future performance.
Statements about potential applications, scalability, cost reductions, recurring commercial relationships, future deployments and company objectives are forward-looking. They depend on capital availability, production capacity, component supply, customer acceptance, site readiness, reliability, operating conditions, support capability and other factors. Orders may be delayed, modified, canceled or terminated. Results can differ materially from expectations.
Relevant risks include the AITX group’s history of operating losses, going concern uncertainty, continued need for external financing, debt and potential dilution, customer concentration, competition, hardware and software limitations and execution risk. Read the company’s current SEC filings and the full disclosures accompanying each linked release. No statutory safe-harbor protection is asserted here.
PURSUON is wholly owned by AITX and is not a separate reportable segment. Standalone PURSUON financial statements are not currently published. AITX financial results and group deployment metrics should not be attributed to PURSUON alone.
The labor-cost explorer is an educational sensitivity exercise using user-selected assumptions. It does not estimate ROAMEO pricing, net savings, revenue, valuation or returns. Technology features depend on configuration and licensing; actual performance varies by environment. Product imagery may include studio visualizations, and the illustrative workflow is not live data.
Linked sources speak as of their own dates. Except as required by law, no obligation to update forward-looking statements is assumed.