Gun detection on the cameras you already own.
No new hardware. One appliance, four things it watches.
One appliance. Four things it watches.
Not four products. Which analyzers run, and where, is a setting on the building you already have.
01
Firearms
Rifles and handguns, rated per camera. Every alert names the class and carries its frame.
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02
Intruders
Arm the building. A person inside becomes an alert that says no weapon was seen.
Home
03
Fire
Flame and smoke, in every arming state. Not a smoke alarm: it sees one room.
Home
04
Theft
Concealment, sweeps and exits that never crossed a till. No agency, no face matching.
Business, on cameras you arm
Your staff review the clip and decide what happens next. Concealment can look like ordinary movement, and ordinary movement can look like concealment. An event is a prompt to look, never proof and never an accusation.
The response
Every alert follows the same steps.
Every alert carries the frame, the camera, and what was seen. It is rated possible, probable, or critical, never a percentage.
Each rung is recorded with the time it fired. The ladder climbs whether or not anyone is watching.
How the ladder works- Weapon class
- Long gun
- Analysis
- On site
- Responders notified3 of 3
- Agent opened the frameConfirmed
- Doors securedIrreversible
- Monitored alarm raisedAVS-01 Level 4
Three buildings. One detector.
What changes is who gets told, and what the building may do about it. The model never changes.
Schools
A lockdown reaches every adult in the building. Drills end in a report you can file.
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Business
Schedules arm at close and disarm at open. Loss prevention runs on the same cameras.
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Home
Arming states decide where a sighting counts. You set the state per building and the zone on each camera.
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Coverage
Know what each camera can see before you pay.
Each camera is rated for rifles and handguns separately, through its own lens. The floor comes from a sweep we ran, not a spec sheet.
A camera below the floor is told so, and never reaches an invoice.
A four camera survey
| Camera | Rifle | Handgun | Billed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main entrance1080p · Narrow lens at 13 ft | 86 px | 40 px | Yes |
| West plaza1080p · Narrow lens at 25 ft | 44 px | 21 px | Yes |
| Bus loop1080p · Narrow lens at 33 ft | 34 px | 16 px | Yes |
| Rear lot1080p · Wide lens at 40 ft | 11 px | 5 px | No |
The measured floor is 30 px. 3 of these 4 clear it. Rear lot clears neither class, so it is rated unusable and is not charged for.
Three things this cannot do.
It cannot see a concealed weapon
A firearm under a coat is invisible to a camera. Nothing on the market changes that.
It produces false alerts
So you get a rating, not a number, and a person can stand between the alert and a dispatch.
Detection is not prevention
This buys warning. What the warning is worth depends on what your building does with it.
Get started
Start with one building, not the district.
Setup takes a few screens. Your site opens in calibration, so you watch your own numbers before any phone rings. 7 grant programs pay for this work.