> Knightscope retains ownership of its robots, and the client pays about $6 to $9 per hour for an annual contract, Stephens said. That’s cheaper than I would’v

> Knightscope retains ownership of its robots, and the client pays about $6 to $9 per hour for an annual contract, Stephens said. That’s cheaper than I would’ve expected - wonder whether they get hit with a bunch of additional fees beyond simply possessing the robot - operation, gathering and storing surveillance data, auditing data, even just interconnecting all the systems with whatever they’ve already got at Lowe’s