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LocalZeroEyes and Harborwatch Partner on School Safety Recovery
ZeroEyes and Harborwatch collaborate on school safety initiatives and recovery efforts in the region.
August 23, 2026 · Article · Montgomery County, PA
94.7 WCSX
LocalDetroit Schools Embrace AI and Tech to Bolster Security Amid Rising Safety Concerns
Metro Detroit school districts are deploying AI-powered surveillance and alert systems, including ZeroEyes technology used by close to 40 Michigan districts, to enhance campus security.
August 17, 2026 · TV Segment · Detroit, MI
NewsWest 9
LocalLea County Deputies, High School Firearm Detection System Triggered
A firearm detection system at a Lea County high school was activated, prompting response from local deputies. The incident highlights the deployment of detection technology in school safety protocols.
August 13, 2026 · Article · Lea County, NM
FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV
LocalBonner Springs-Edwardsville School District adopts AI gun detection system
Bonner Springs-Edwardsville School District deployed ZeroEyes, an AI gun detection system that layers onto existing security cameras and alerts law enforcement within seconds of a potential threat.
August 13, 2026 · TV Segment · Kansas City, KS
WXYZ 7 News Detroit
LocalHow metro Detroit school districts are using technology to keep kids safe
Detroit-area school districts are adopting AI technology for safety, including ZeroEyes' gun-detection system deployed across nearly 40 Michigan schools.
August 13, 2026 · TV Segment · Detroit, MI
WITF
LocalHow AI is helping Pa. schools respond faster to threats
ZeroEyes, a Pennsylvania AI company, integrates with school security cameras to detect visible firearms and weapons. The technology is reviewed by trained analysts before alerts reach school officials.
August 10, 2026 · Article · Harrisburg, PA
KCTV5
LocalBonner Springs schools first in state to deploy AI gun-detection tech
Bonner Springs-Edwardsville school district installed ZeroEyes AI gun-detection software on existing security cameras ahead of the school year, funded by a $10 million Kansas state grant.
August 6, 2026 · TV Segment · Kansas City, MO
NBC4 WCMH-TV
LocalAI weapon detection software launched in Licking County school district
Heath City Schools has deployed ZeroEyes AI weapon detection technology across four school buildings. The system scans security cameras for visible weapons and alerts administrators and law enforcement after human review.
August 4, 2026 · TV Segment · Columbus, OH
WBRZ
LocalAssumption Parish Schools Superintendent talks new programs, safety measures for 2026-27 school year
Assumption Parish Schools superintendent discusses new safety measures including ZeroEyes weapon detection system, metal detectors, and single-point entryways for the upcoming school year.
July 29, 2026 · TV Segment · Napoleonville, LA
FOX 4 KC
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
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