Guardian Indoor Active Shooter Detection System vs. DragonFly IoT Active Shooter Sensors

Utilizing both Acoustic and Infrared validation technology guarantees that there are no false alerts during crucial moments when every second counts. By analyzing all gunshot data directly within the sensor and removing the necessity for human intervention, the chances of mistakes and resulting delays are drastically reduced. Alerts are dispatched in less than one second, complete with accurate location details for effective and timely responses. Moreover, a comprehensive floor plan of the facility supplies both auditory and visual cues regarding shot locations. Notifications are sent out immediately via SMS and email, ensuring recipients are kept informed without delay. The system can be seamlessly integrated into wallboard or ceiling tiles or installed in a surface mount box suitable for concrete and brick, with customizable color options available. Proudly manufactured in the U.S.A., the device undergoes extensive testing and conforms to high quality control standards. It boasts a built-in self-test feature, consistent heartbeat messages, and immediate maintenance alerts, along with a patented handheld testing device for user convenience. In addition, it is capable of simulating gunfire and triggering integrated responses during active shooter drills. The Guardian system not only identifies gunfire but also transmits this urgent information in real-time through an interactive floor plan that displays shot locations and utilizes various notification methods, including text and email, to ensure comprehensive awareness. This all-encompassing strategy significantly boosts safety and readiness in potential emergency scenarios, making it an invaluable asset for any facility.

An outdoor wireless gunshot detection sensor is engineered to capture energy waves, analyze their patterns, and transmit the refined data to the Emergency Automatic Gunshot Detection & Lockdown (EAGL) system, which serves as a sophisticated Gunshot Detection System (GDS). This innovative, compact sensor operates on battery power and conducts validation analysis to effectively distinguish between legitimate threats and benign noises using advanced algorithms that analyze energy waveforms. Designed to be housed within a resonance chamber, it can be conveniently mounted on walls, in corners, or on poles, providing optimal spherical coverage for detection purposes. It wirelessly sends threat validation data to the EAGL System Server via an integrated Quectel module. Upon receiving the data, the EAGL System Server carries out further processing to trigger the appropriate pre-programmed automated and adaptive response protocols. Moreover, the sensor can also accept calibration updates from the EAGL Server, employing the same communication protocols to ensure smooth functionality and precision. This dual capability not only improves detection accuracy but also enhances the system's overall responsiveness in critical situations, ultimately contributing to a safer environment. The continuous updates and advanced analysis make the system adaptable to evolving threats.