Temple University deploys ZeroEyes

PHILADELPHIA — ZeroEyes announced that its AI gun detection and intelligent situational awareness platform will be deployed at Temple University to protect students and faculty against gun-related violence.

Temple is the first university within the Philadelphia tri-state area, including parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware, to adopt an AI gun detection solution.

Located in North Philadelphia, Temple University holds the distinction of being ranked among the top 45 public schools by U.S. News & World Report. As a classified R1 institution, it not only focuses on teaching but also engages in pioneering research. ZeroEyes will be deployed on the main campus, which spans 163 acres and accommodates approximately 30,000 students and faculty annually.

“Our students enjoy the opportunity to immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere and community that Philadelphia offers, and we are determined to ensure that they can do so safely,” said Dr. Jennifer Griffin, vice president for public safety and chief of police at Temple University. “Our holistic approach to security at Temple includes our own police department, a 24/7 dispatch center, numerous security officers, and 1,500 security cameras. We are very excited about ZeroEyes’ ability to provide rapid detection and actionable intelligence about illegally brandished guns on our campus.”

“We commend Temple University for being a trailblazer for safety here on the East Coast,” said Mike Lahiff, CEO and cofounder of ZeroEyes. “We look forward to working closely with the staff to make sure that students and faculty feel safe and are protected against gun-related violence.”