Geauga County offices bolster security with cutting-edge ZeroEyes AI technology
Geauga County offices have recently implemented the ZeroEyes system to enhance their campus security, joining two local school districts in this effort. This cutting-edge technology utilizes artificial intelligence to detect the presence of a firearm, even if only 0.1% of the weapon is visible to cameras. The demonstration on April 30 at the Geauga County Office Building on Ravenwood Drive showcased how the AI system integrates with existing security camera networks.
During the demonstration, ZeroEyes’ Vice President of Education and Local Government Solutions, Brett Handell, explained how the software works. By leveraging AI technology, it can provide real-time alerts and enhance security measures in schools and public offices. This proactive approach aims to improve response times and overall safety for students and employees.
The implementation of ZeroEyes system is a significant step towards bolstering security and creating a safer environment for all individuals on campus. By taking this measure, Geauga County offices are setting an example for other public organizations to follow suit in enhancing their campus security measures.
The ZeroEyes system has already proven its effectiveness in Berkshire and Chardon school districts, where it has been successfully integrated with existing security camera networks. With this new addition to their arsenal, Geauga County offices are now better equipped to prevent potential threats from causing harm on their campuses.
In conclusion, Geauga County offices have taken a crucial step towards improving campus safety by implementing the ZeroEyes system. By utilizing advanced AI technology, they are able to detect potential threats before they can cause harm. This proactive approach will undoubtedly lead to improved response times and overall safety for students and employees alike.
