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ZeroEyes expands AI-based threat detection into the physical realm to secure public spaces

Not a pilot. ZeroEyes just expanded AI threat detection beyond guns to knives and suspect tracking across public spaces.

Reporting by SiliconAngle 1 min brief
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ZeroEyes is evolving from a niche gun detection startup into a comprehensive AI-powered physical security intelligence platform, signaling the maturation of computer vision applications in public safety and enterprise security markets.

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  1. ZeroEyes expanding from gun detection to knife detection

  2. Adding suspect tracking capabilities

  3. Platform transformation from niche tool to full intelligence system

  4. Computer vision technology for public safety

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Publisher excerpt: ZeroEyes Inc., a startup that’s best known for its computer vision-based gun detection technology, is expanding its platform to spot people carrying knives and track suspects as it pushes to become a more comprehensive system for public safety. Today’s update transforms ZeroEyes from a niche threat…
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