Solutions — Visual Firearm Detection

Verified Firearm Detection for Faster Decisions

AT&I combines AI-powered visual firearm detection with human verification and coordinated response workflows to help identify visible firearms, confirm potential threats, and deliver actionable information to the people responsible for responding.

Turn Detection Into Actionable Information

When a potential firearm is captured on video, quickly understanding what is happening matters as much as detecting it. AT&I integrates visual firearm detection into existing camera environments and connects alerts to established response workflows, helping verified information reach the people responsible for responding.

Visual Firearm Detection

AT&I works with leading visual firearm detection technologies, including ZeroEyes and Omnilert, selecting the approach that best fits your existing cameras, security operations, response procedures, and organizational requirements. Depending on your operating model, potential threats can be verified by a dedicated third-party monitoring team or by your own security operations center. This layered approach helps organizations move from detection to verification to informed response without relying on someone to continuously watch a monitor.

The Layers Behind a Verified Response

 

Effective firearm detection depends on more than image recognition alone. Verification, infrastructure, compliance, and communication all influence what happens after a potential threat is identified.

Detect, Verify, Respond

AI analyzes live video for visible firearms, and potential detections are routed for human verification before the appropriate alert and response workflow is initiated. This layered process helps reduce false alerts while giving security teams and designated responders clearer information about a potential threat -all done within seconds of detection!.

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Built Into the Cameras You Already Have

There is no need to replace a functioning camera system. AT&I integrates firearm detection directly into your existing infrastructure, so the investment you have already made keeps working, with an additional detection capability layered onto it.

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Verification That Fits Your Security Operation

Visual firearm detection can be paired with different verification models. ZeroEyes provides AI detection with human verification through its monitoring operation, while Omnilert can support organizations that prefer to have their own security personnel verify alerts within their existing security operations center.

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Built for Regulated Environments

Visual firearm detection solutions can support the security, cybersecurity, privacy, and procurement requirements of highly regulated environments, including healthcare, education, government, and commercial facilities. Depending on the platform and deployment, certifications and designations may include DHS SAFETY Act, NDAA, HIPAA, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and FedRAMP Moderate—helping organizations meet the documentation and compliance requirements their legal, IT, and procurement teams may require before approving a solution.

Organizations should consult their legal, compliance, and procurement teams to determine the requirements applicable to their specific environment.

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Coordinated Emergency Communication

When a threat is verified, AT&I can connect visual firearm detection with mass notification, access control, and other emergency-response systems to help organizations communicate and act quickly. Depending on the environment and technology in place, verified alerts can trigger notifications, initiate established response workflows, and provide critical information to staff and designated responders.

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Automated Response Workflows

Once a threat is verified, visual firearm detection can connect with mass notification, access control, alarms, and other security systems to initiate predefined response actions. This helps reduce the time between verification and communication while keeping the response aligned with your organization’s established procedures.

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Firearm Detection Built Around the Industries That Need It Most

The threat of a visible firearm does not look the same everywhere. Response procedures, populations, facility layouts, and compliance requirements also differ. AT&I accounts for those operating conditions when developing the right detection and response approach for each organization.

See Firearm Detection in Practice

 

See how organizations are using visual firearm detection to add another layer of threat awareness to their existing camera environments and provide verified information to the people responsible for responding.

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Amerant Bank case study
Amerant Bank

When active shooter risk became a real concern for branch safety, Amerant Bank added AI-powered visual firearm detection to its existing camera network, giving staff and law enforcement verified, real-time intelligence to support faster decision-making during a critical event.

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Technology Behind Visual Firearm Detection

AT&I works with leading visual firearm detection technologies, including ZeroEyes and Omnilert. We evaluate the organization’s existing cameras, security operations, response procedures, and infrastructure to determine which technology and verification model best fits the environment.

ZeroEyes

ZeroEyes

AI-powered, human-verified firearm detection layered onto your existing cameras.

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Omnilert

Omnilert

Mass communication for coordinated, facility-wide alerts when a threat is confirmed.

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Build Detection Into Your Response Plan

 

Visual firearm detection is most effective when it becomes part of a coordinated response strategy. AT&I evaluates your camera environment, verification model, security operations, communication systems, access control, and existing response procedures to determine how firearm detection can integrate into the broader security environment and help verified information reach the right people faster.