The Shotpoint system is now permanently installed inside the Sandcreek Middle School, part of the Bonneville School District 93. The system includes 20 sensing nodes and a single fusion node that controls the network. The nodes are connected through...
NIJ Ultra-High Speed Apps Challenge Winners Announced and Databuoy’s implementation won the top prize! Databuoy was recognized as a key partner in the FIRST PLACE win for the City of Ammon’s School Emergency Screencast system in the National Institute of Justice...
JUSTNET – the website of the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center (NLECTC) published an article describing the system implementation using ShotPoint. Here is a link: School Emergency Screencast Application an “Eye Opener” for Emergency Dispatch
Homeland Security Today Magazine featured article on ShotPoint. The magazine is featuring an article titled, “How the Internet of Things Can Make Schools Safer from active Shooters,” tells the story of the ShotPoint test evolution inside the Sandcreek Middle School in Ammon,...
With ample news coverage, Databuoy showcased the ShotPoint active shooter alert system at the Global City Teams Challenge Expo on Monday, June 1st, in Washington, DC. The system links our acoustic shot detection system that locates the shooter in the...
As infrastructure that surrounds us in the US grows and improves, there is an opportunity to include greater security. The Internet of Things (IoT) and Smart Cities collaborations are a growing trend to provide smarter infrastructure and ubiquitous cyber-physical...
This is a detailed description of the School Emergency Screencast Application that was tested at the SandCreek Middle School, Ammon, ID. This application utilized ShotPoint for the gunshot detection and reporting portions. This video was produced by the City...
Databuoy showed off the ShotPoint technology to Governor Terry McAuliffe at the TandemNSI TechTober event on October 8, 2014 at the Artisphere in Arlington, VA.
Newscast from Local News 8 TV, Idaho Falls, ID, source: NPG of Idaho.
