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As students head back to class, Nelson County Public Schools is setting a new standard for school security, now powered by ZeroEyes.

Combined with walk-through metal detectors, locked entrances, and dedicated School Resource Officers at every school, the district is making safety a top priority.

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As students in Volusia County prepare to return to class, a new layer of security is being added to help keep them safe: ZeroEyes’ AI software that detects guns on campus.

Volusia County is the latest school district in Central Florida to implement ZeroEyes, a high-tech system that leverages the existing security camera infrastructure to automatically identify possible firearms. The system then alerts law enforcement for immediate response.

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Trigg County Public Schools (TCPS) in Kentucky has deployed ZeroEyes’ firearm detection platform to proactively keep students, staff, and visitors safe from gun-related threats.

This system is part of TCPS’s multi-layered approach to school safety to ensure a positive and focused learning experience for everyone.

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Putnam City Schools has introduced ZeroEyes’ AI-powered weapons detection system that identifies guns, including toy guns, and alerts authorities immediately, enhancing security measures across the district’s campuses.

This decision reflects the district’s commitment to provide a safe and secure learning environment for students and faculty.

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Assumption Parish Schools of Louisiana shared its partnership with ZeroEyes, rolling out advanced AI gun detection technology across the district’s campuses as part of their “back to school” safety plan.

This decision reflects the district’s commitment to proactive school safety, leveraging this technology to provide real-time firearm alerts and support swift law enforcement response in the event of an emergency.

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