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LocalBonner Springs School District Begins Using AI Gun Detection System
Bonner Springs School District has implemented an AI-powered gun detection system to enhance school safety measures.
July 16, 2026 · Article · Kansas City, KS
Pennsylvania Business Report
LocalPhiladelphia-based ZeroEyes announces $10M investment in AI R&D
ZeroEyes announced a $10 million investment in AI research and development, including plans to hire over 100 veterans in Southeastern Pennsylvania and expand its threat detection platform.
July 16, 2026 · Article · Philadelphia, PA
ABC27
LocalAI Gun Detection Company to Create Over 100 Jobs in Pennsylvania
An AI gun detection company plans to create more than 100 jobs in Pennsylvania, signaling expansion of the technology sector in the state.
July 14, 2026 · Article · Harrisburg, PA
Erie News Now
LocalPennsylvania Business ZeroEyes Announces $10 Million Investment
ZeroEyes, a Pennsylvania-based AI gun-detection company, announces a $10 million investment round to support growth and expansion of its threat detection technology.
July 14, 2026 · TV Segment · Erie, PA
Bay to Bay News
LocalDover turns to ZeroEyes as possible solution to gun violence
Dover City Council approved a $73,250 installation of ZeroEyes AI gun detection software, with Police Chief Thomas Johnson proposing it as a proactive approach to preventing firearm violence.
July 10, 2026 · Article · Dover, DE
Silvercity Daily Press
LocalHospital to add AI weapon detection for security
Gila Regional Medical Center approved a three-year $65,000 purchase of ZeroEyes AI weapon detection software to integrate with existing security cameras following recent violent incidents at the facility.
July 9, 2026 · Article · Silvercity, NM
KSN-TV
LocalAnother Kansas school district adds AI camera tool to scan for guns
Colby Public Schools has implemented ZeroEyes AI gun detection software to monitor cameras across its three campuses, funded by a Kansas state grant program.
June 30, 2026 · Article · Wichita, KS
Florida Politics
Local$1M for AI Gun Detection in Miami-Dade Schools Spared Other County Funding Nixed
Miami-Dade County allocated $1 million for AI gun-detection technology in schools while cutting other county funding.
June 29, 2026 · Article · Miami-Dade, FL
Lehigh Valley Live
LocalNew AI camera software can spot guns in schools: Which Lehigh Valley schools have it? Is it worth it?
A Lehigh Valley publication examines AI gun-detection camera software deployed in local schools and evaluates its effectiveness and value.
June 22, 2026 · Article · Easton, PA
WTXL ABC 27
LocalLeon County schools implements real-time threat detection system ahead fall 2026 semester
Leon County Schools is piloting RADAR, a system combining AI cameras, digital mapping, and drones to detect threats. ZeroEyes provides AI-based weapon detection.
June 18, 2026 · TV Segment · Tallahassee, FL
Fox 49 (WTWC)
LocalGodby High launches first-in-nation AI, drone school safety pilot under Project RADAR
Godby High School is testing Project RADAR, a first-in-the-nation school safety initiative combining ZeroEyes AI gun detection, 3D mapping, and drones.
June 17, 2026 · Article · Tallahassee, FL
WCTV
LocalDrones shown during school safety demo could change security measures across Florida
Godby High School in Tallahassee unveiled a pilot program combining drones, weapon detection technology, and ZeroEyes to enhance school security measures across Florida.
June 17, 2026 · Article · Tallahassee, FL
WBOC TV
LocalDover Police Department plans AI gun detection system for city camera network
Dover Police plan to deploy ZeroEyes AI gun detection system across the city's surveillance camera network to alert officers to potential firearms threats.
June 15, 2026 · Article · Dover, DE
Lawrence Journal-World
LocalPerry-Lecompton school district implements AI gun detection technology to protect students and staff from threats
Perry-Lecompton school district deployed ZeroEyes AI gun detection technology across its campuses, funded through Kansas's Safe and Secure Firearm Detection Grant Program.
June 13, 2026 · Article · Lawrence, KS
Greenville Journal
LocalGreenville County Schools to spend $2.5M on security upgrades: Board of Trustees notes
Greenville County Schools approved $2.5 million for ZeroEyes, an AI weapons detection system, after evaluating multiple platforms. The three-year contract will integrate the technology across the district's camera systems.
June 10, 2026 · Article · Greenville, SC
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