AITX’s RAD Integrates AI Security Hardware with Immix Monitoring Platform

The security industry is undergoing a fundamental shift from human-centric guarding to AI-driven autonomous monitoring. Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions, Inc. (AITX), through its subsidiary Robotic Assistance Devices (RAD), is positioning itself at the center of this transition. The integration of RAD’s flagship ROSA (Remotely Operated Security Assistant) and RIO (Remote Intelligence Outreach) devices into the Immix platform represents a significant milestone in making AI security hardware accessible to the broader professional monitoring market. This move bridges the gap between high-tech AI hardware and the traditional security monitoring infrastructure that has long relied on manual intervention.

Immix is widely regarded as a standard-setting software platform for central stations and command centers globally. By integrating RAD's hardware, Immix users can now receive and manage alerts from ROSA and RIO units within their existing workflows. This eliminates the "swivel-chair" effect where operators must jump between different software systems to manage various security assets. For RAD, this is a massive distribution play; it places their autonomous units directly in front of the operators who manage security for thousands of commercial and industrial sites. The seamless flow of data from the edge (the RAD devices) to the central monitoring hub (Immix) is critical for scaling AI security deployments.

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By integrating RAD's hardware, Immix users can now receive and manage alerts from ROSA and RIO units within their existing workflows.

The ROSA and RIO units are designed to provide 24/7 autonomous surveillance, using AI to detect human and vehicle intrusions, recognize license plates, and even engage in two-way audio communication. Previously, these units operated largely within RAD's proprietary ecosystem, which could be a barrier for large-scale security firms already committed to a specific software stack. The Immix integration allows for a more unified security posture. When a ROSA unit detects a trespasser, the alert can now trigger a standard operating procedure (SOP) within Immix, allowing a human operator to verify the threat and dispatch authorities if necessary, all from a single screen.