Technology that dominates.

It works with the cameras you already have. Analysis runs on site, so video stays in the building. When a firearm comes into view, your team gets the frame, the camera, and a confidence band.

Illustration: an overhead camera view of a plaza rendered in grey, people shown as silhouettes, with a rectangle drawn around one figure holding a visible firearm.
Cam 04 · West plaza
An operator seated in front of a wall of monitors, seen from behind

Verification

Put a monitoring agent between the detection and the response. A false alert then costs a look at the camera instead of a police visit.

How the ladder works

Coverage

Every camera is rated for rifles and for handguns, separately, at the range it covers. You know what each one can see before it goes live.

At 60 feet, a 1080p narrow lens puts 37 pixels on a rifle and 17 on a handgun. The measured floor is 30 pixels, so that camera is rated for rifles.

Every alert names the weapon class it saw, so responders know what to look for. You are billed only for the cameras that clear the floor.

Two exterior cameras mounted on the corner of a building

Start with one site

Setup takes four screens. Your site starts in calibration, so you see your own numbers before anyone is notified.

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