Robotic Assistance Devices Inc. (RAD) announced the commercial availability of SARA Assess, developed in collaboration with Circadian Risk, expanding RAD’s SARA agentic AI platform beyond its own hardware ecosystem.

SARA Assess provides a software-led entry point for organizations seeking to continuously verify connected security controls, update facility risk scores and initiate corrective action. The integration is SARA’s first commercial connection with a third-party physical risk intelligence platform.

SARA has primarily served as the intelligence and response layer within RAD’s deployed security solutions. With SARA Assess, the platform can work across third-party systems and return actionable findings to Circadian Risk’s platform, allowing organizations to add agentic AI capabilities to existing security environments without requiring a RAD hardware deployment.

“This is exactly the kind of expansion we built SARA to support,” said Steve Reinharz, CEO/CTO of AITX and RAD. “SARA is not confined to the devices we manufacture. With SARA Assess, it can work across third-party security systems, interpret operating conditions, initiate supported actions, and return meaningful intelligence to an enterprise risk platform.”

In its initial application, SARA Assess connects with an organization’s video management system to identify cameras that are offline, obstructed, impaired or otherwise not performing as intended. SARA communicates the findings to the Circadian Risk platform, where the site’s risk score can be updated and an appropriate task, work order or supported corrective action can be initiated.

“Organizations have traditionally had to separate understanding their physical risk from verifying whether their security controls are actually performing,” said Michael Martin, CEO of Circadian Risk. “SARA Assess brings those functions together.”

Martin said RAD’s agentic AI provides the intelligence needed to check connected systems and drive action while the Circadian Risk platform translates those findings into a current view of risk.

SARA Assess is one of 15 active initiatives included in AITX’s product development roadmap and public project tracker. The company said it is unveiling the hardware and software projects as their development, testing and release plans are finalized.

The solution builds on the relationship between RAD and Circadian Risk. AITX invested in Circadian Risk in 2023, establishing a foundation for collaboration focused on connecting physical risk intelligence with AI-driven security operations.

SARA Assess is available for pilot programs and full deployments. The solution will be presented at GSX 2026 in Atlanta from Sept. 14-16, where security leaders can visit Circadian Risk at booth 1747 to meet with Circadian Risk and RAD representatives and discuss the solution’s application within existing security environments.