Clovis Municipal School District Integrates ZeroEyes Gun Detection Platform
New Mexico district adopts software solution that dispatches alerts to first responders, proactively protecting students and faculty.
New Mexico district adopts software solution that dispatches alerts to first responders, proactively protecting students and faculty.
Georgia Southern University will convert its 1,800 analog security cameras to digital IP-based surveillance equipment across 3 campuses.
Supply chain issues largely blamed for the considerable time it has take for facility managers to repair the systems.
Technology cannot guarantee flawless defense against security breaches and threats, but it can help reduce the chance of a dangerous situation occurring.
As part of its PASS K-12 partnership, NAPCO will develop new school security training courses incorporating the PASS K-12 Program taught by certified NAPCO trainers, for security providers and campus security professionals.
RAD says the integration of RADSoC with IP camera networks will open the market for it to address several hundred million security cameras deployed across its target markets.
ZeroEyes’ proprietary software will use existing security cameras to identify a potential gun as soon as it might become visible and send alerts to school administrators and safety personnel within 3-5 seconds.
Learn how to provide a unified approach and the latest smart technologies, such as gunshot detection, to help schools be prepared and create a safe learning environment.
California’s Anaheim Union High School District utilized Milestone VMS and Hanwha cameras to help reduce crime and improve campus and district operations.
The gunshot detection system works both outside and indoors with sensors placed in critical areas on each floor of the school buildings.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
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