Visible-firearm detection
Technologythat dominates.
It works with the cameras you already have. Analysis runs on site, so video stays in the building. Your team gets the frame and a confidence band.
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Visible firearm
criticalCoverage
30 px
The measured floor. Every camera is rated against it, per weapon class.
Funding
Grants pay for this work
7 programs
Where it runs
Three configurations, one detector. Pick the one that matches the building.
Schools
A drill ends in a report of delivery and staff response. A silent panic button uses the same escalation.
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Business
Churches, retail, clinics, venues. Arming schedules: the interior alerts only when it should be empty.
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Home
Arming states and zones, so your own lawful firearm does not alert on you.
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By building
12 building types, each on one of those three configurations. The detector is the same in every one.
- K-12 schoolsDistricts with grant funding and cameras already on the wall
- Higher educationCampuses with their own dispatch and no perimeter
- Houses of worshipCongregations whose safety team is volunteers
- HealthcareEmergency departments, lobbies, and clinic entrances
- RetailStorefronts and chains with loss-prevention cameras
- ManufacturingPlants with gate, dock, and floor coverage
- Warehousing and logisticsDistribution centres, yards, and loading docks
- OfficesTowers, campuses, and multi-tenant buildings
- GovernmentCourthouses, city halls, and service counters
- TransportationStations, terminals, depots, and transit hubs
- Sports and entertainmentArenas, stadiums, theatres, and event grounds
- Utilities and energySubstations, plants, and remote unmanned sites
At home
Arm the house away and a person on an interior camera is an intrusion alert. The message says somebody is inside, that no weapon has been seen, and that a pet can set it off.
The commonest false alarm is you, walking in your own front door. The alert fires at once, and a disarm inside five minutes ends it, unless an agency is already engaged.
A monitoring agent looks at the frame before anyone is dispatched. Nobody in your family is enrolled or recognised.
How a house is differentArming states
Armed away
Nobody should be inside. Every camera raises alerts.
Armed home
People are inside and moving freely. Only outside cameras raise alerts.
Perimeter
Watch the way in, ignore the inside.
Disarmed
Only exterior cameras raise alerts. Everything else records without alerting.
Your lawful firearm indoors is not an event while you are home. A visible firearm outside alerts in every state.
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 worksLoss prevention
The same cameras, watching for a different thing. Events land in your team's queue, and your team decides what happens next.
Possible concealment
A hand went out and came back to the body and stayed there.
Stayed a long time
Somebody remained in one place well past the threshold set for this camera.
Somebody here after hours
A person was seen while this building was closed.
Entered a restricted area
A person was seen inside a region marked as staff-only.
This is an add-on for business sites, on cameras you choose to arm, priced per armed camera, per month.
Everything stays inside your organization, and your own staff are the only people told. They get a message rather than a phone call, and an unopened event closes itself.
No face recognition, no watchlists, and nobody is matched between visits. Labels name the behaviour, never the person.
See pricingYour 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.
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.
Start with one site
Setup takes four screens. Your site starts in calibration, so you see your own numbers before anyone is notified.