The company uses AI to detect weapons and gunshots, and prevent mass shootings.

Gabriel, an Israeli AI startup that specializes in security against gun violence and mass shootings, has upgraded its the software package for customers that uses existing surveillance cameras to identify early signs of a threat and sends responders live video from the scene. (No Camels)

Gabriel technology against gun violence

• A critical event is detected by sensors, analytics, detection devices, or is activated manually. Automated alerts are sent.  Gabriel connects to cameras instantly.
• Live video then streams into the Gabriel Virtual Command. Gabriel combines live video with communication tools.  Hot zone mapping populates command.
• Live video and communication tools are shared with users, security teams, and/or police. Instant visibility and real time intelligence to stop the threat quickly.

Gabriel’s technology, originally intended for schools and places of worship, has now been expanded to cover banking, healthcare, real estate, data center, retail, and distribution.

In the USA, the company has deployed its systems at hundreds of locations on a subscription basis.

“With this game changing technology, we can now take proactive steps to protect precious lives and prevent the common pitfalls of active threats such as human indecision, delayed calls to 911, and misinformation,” said Yoni Sherizen, CEO at Tel Aviv-based Gabriel. “This saves valuable time and it saves lives.”

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