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Weapons Detection

Concealed-weapon screening and AI firearm recognition that move people through at walking pace and raise an alarm before the door.

The purpose of a screening point is to stop unauthorised people — and anyone carrying a weapon or another prohibited object — from entering the premises.

The system lets people through continuously, with no need to empty their pockets, and recognises a weapon even when it is only partly visible, sending the images straight to whoever has to act on them.

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Included as standard

Threat and entrance assessment before hardware is proposed
Throughput modelled against your busiest ten minutes
Staff response protocol written and rehearsed
Signage and legal notices for screening
Integration with lockdown and mass notification
Quarterly live drill with a written score

What we provide

Screening that does not turn your entrance into an airport

Walk-through screening

Sensor arrays that separate a laptop from a blade at full walking pace, with no queue at shift change.

Visual firearm detection

Analytics on existing cameras that flag a drawn weapon in the car park, not only at the entrance.

Alarm with the picture attached

The alert that reaches a phone carries the frame, the camera, the door and the direction of travel.

Lockdown integration

A confirmed detection can hold doors, drop barriers and light the muster boards in one action.

Discreet installation

Housings that read as part of the building rather than as a checkpoint, for lobbies where tone matters.

Documented drills

Scheduled exercises with your own staff, scored and written up, so the plan is real before the day it matters.

Frequently asked

Will this slow our entrance down?

It should not. We size the lanes against your peak ten minutes, not your average hour. If the numbers say a single lane will queue, we say so before you buy it.

What happens on a detection?

Whatever your protocol says, and nothing else. The system produces an alert with evidence attached; the response is a human decision your staff have rehearsed.

Can it work on the cameras we already have?

Visual firearm detection usually can, if the resolution and framing are adequate. We test on your real footage before quoting.

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