ZeroEyes and San Marino USD celebrate year of deployment

PHILADELPHIA — ZeroEyes and California’s San Marino Unified School District (SMUSD) announced their successful first year of collaboration to protect school faculty, students and volunteers with ZeroEyes’ AI-based gun detection platform.

Working to coordinate with and educate responding law enforcement agencies, the company and district said they will co-host a Training & Enablement event on Friday, August 30. The session aims to educate local schools and law enforcement on the active shooter landscape and demonstrate ZeroEyes’ abilities.

SMUSD operates two elementary schools (K.L. Carver Elementary School, W.L. Valentine Elementary School), one middle school (H.E. Huntington Middle School), and one high school (San Marino High School).

"As an active district, our schools host various activities beyond regular school hours, resulting in numerous visitors on campus," said Dr. Stephen Choi, Chief Business Official at San Marino Unified School District. "We prioritize safety by staying well-informed, and ZeroEyes ensures that we will receive rapid, crucial information in the event of a gun-related threat. We have been very pleased with its deployment at San Marino."

As part of the district's comprehensive safety plan, the planned event will feature educational demonstrations and discussion sessions focused on trends, technologies, and developments that address gun-related violence in schools, including reflections from district leaders on their successful ZeroEyes deployment.

“San Marino Unified School District’s 24/7 dedication to safety and security is commendable,” said Mike Lahiff, CEO and co-founder of ZeroEyes. "We are proud to continue serving as an essential part of their multi-layered security plan."

The Training & Enablement event will take place at the San Marino USD Building at 1665 West Drive in San Marino. The event is open to local schools, law enforcement, and media.