OUTDOOR GUNFIRE AWARENESS
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PerimeterPAK monitors for possible gunfire around your property, day and night.
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Can your smartphone detect gunfire? Chicago startup puts new technology to the test
SplitSec analyzes sound on smartphones and uses corroborating detections to provide possible-gunfire alerts.
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Potential ShotSpotter replacement could rely on cellphones
A new program is being tested in the Chicago area to potentially replace ShotSpotter, and it relies on mobile phones to detect gunfire.
Video Report
Chicago startup SplitSec uses your phone to detect gunshots | ChicagoLIVE
A Chicago startup is using artificial intelligence to detect gunshot sounds using your phone. SplitSec founder and CEO Sri Deivasigamani joins ChicagoLIVE to explain why the system was developed and how it works.
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Can Your Phone Warn You When Shots Are Fired? Gunshot Detection App Tested In 2 Chicago Wards
SplitSec, a Chicago company, says its app uses residents' phones instead of the fixed acoustic sensors used by the controversial Shotspotter program, which was discontinued by the city.
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Sri Deivasigamani - Would You Let an App Listen for Gunshots?
SplitSec.AI founder and CEO Sri Deivasigamani joins Lars to discuss technology that turns smartphones into sensors capable of detecting nearby gunfire. Would you give an app access to your phone’s microphone if it could help police respond faster?
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