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.
An alternative to single purpose devices would be a camera with gunshot analytics built-in, which could detect gunshots, explosions, screams and glass-break events.
The pandemic “offered a profound stress test of the resiliency and security of the K-12 educational technology ecosystem,” a new report finds.
Backed by Stanley Black & Decker, the investment supports the company’s commitment to advancing security and safety with industry-leading screening technology.
The funding is part of the $2 billion Smart Schools Bond Act, a sweeping education technology initiative New Yorkers voted to authorize in 2014.
Kimberlite earned a 2020 SSI Installation of the Year runner-up honor for its work transitioning a security system from one school building to a new one.
Digital Provisions’ fully integrated solution at the Rocky Point Union Free School District earned the company a 2020 SSI Installation of the Year runner-up honor.