AI Weapons Detection
ZeroEyes Invests $10M In AI R&D And Veteran Hiring
ZeroEyes has announced a planned $10 million investment in artificial intelligence and machine learning research and development to accelerate the growth of its unified security platform. The initiative includes expanding its AI technology lab, operations center, and drone capabilities while hiring more than 100 veterans in Southeastern Pennsylvania. The company is also broadening its platform with knife detection, threat geolocation, and enhanced security analytics.
Thornton Township District 205 Deploys AI Gun Detection Technology
Thornton Township High School District 205 has deployed ZeroEyes’ AI-powered gun detection and intelligent situational awareness platform to strengthen campus safety across its three high schools. The solution integrates with existing security camera systems, enabling rapid identification of visibly brandished weapons and providing actionable intelligence to school security teams and law enforcement in seconds.
Athena Security Launches Weapons Detection Support Center
Athena Security has launched its AI-enabled Weapons Detection Support Center, a proactive, self-healing capability designed to detect, diagnose, and resolve operational issues in real time. Featuring built-in offline functionality, automated failover, and AI-generated ticketing, the platform ensures uninterrupted weapons detection operations while reducing manual intervention and support delays.