Before the weapon is drawn and after. Two systems cover both.
From the moment a firearm is brandished to an alert being generated
Safience identifies the person behind the weapon using fingerprint-verified records
Visible Weapons AI Meets Identity Intelligence
ZeroEyes detects brandished firearms through existing CCTV cameras. Safience identifies the person who drew the weapon. Together, security teams know what is happening and who is responsible in seconds.
Before and After the Weapon Is Drawn
A weapons threat has two phases. Before the weapon is visible, identity intelligence can identify the person as a known threat. After the weapon is drawn, visible weapons AI detects the firearm in real time. ZeroEyes and Safience cover both phases.
ZeroEyes: Visible Weapons Detection
– Detects brandished firearms through existing CCTV camera feeds
– AI-powered image analysis identifies firearms in real time
– Alerts are verified by ZeroEyes’ operations center (staffed by military veterans) before dispatch
– Works through cameras already installed in the venue
– Does not require new hardware at entry points
ZeroEyes holds DHS SAFETY Act Designation and Certification through September 2029.
Safience: Identity Intelligence
– Identifies known threats, banned individuals, and persons of interest before they act
– Matches against 57.5M fingerprint-verified records (UMbRA) and operator-controlled lists (X-LST)
– Every match verified by a human analyst at the RAC before any alert is sent
– Uses dedicated edge sensors at entry points and perimeter positions
– Identifies who someone is, not just what they are doing
ZeroEyes' DHS SAFETY Act Designation and Certification (through September 2029) applies to ZeroEyes' products only. Note: Safience does not hold SAFETY Act Designation. Safience's architecture was designed to meet the technical and operational criteria for SAFETY Act eligibility.
Different Cameras. Different Sensors. No Conflict.
ZeroEyes works through existing CCTV infrastructure. Safience uses dedicated edge sensors. The two systems use entirely different hardware for different purposes. Adding one never disrupts the other.
No Shared Hardware
ZeroEyes processes feeds from your existing CCTV cameras. Safience deploys its own edge sensors at entry points and perimeter positions. There is no hardware overlap, no bandwidth competition, and no need to modify either system to accommodate the other.
Interior + Perimeter
ZeroEyes monitors interior spaces, concourses, and any area covered by CCTV. Safience monitors entry points and perimeter positions where people are entering the venue. The coverage zones are naturally complementary.
Human Verification on Both Sides
ZeroEyes alerts are verified by their operations center before dispatch. Safience matches are verified by the RAC before any alert reaches your team. Both systems share the principle that no automated alert should trigger a security response without human confirmation.
The Complete Threat Coverage Stack
| Layer | Technology | Threat Type | Coverage Zone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concealed Weapons | Evolv Technology | Hidden weapons at entry | Entry gates and screening lanes |
| Brandished Weapons | ZeroEyes | Visible firearms in real time | All CCTV-covered areas |
| Identity Intelligence | Safience (RTIS + RVIS) | Known threats, banned persons, missing children | Entry points and perimeter |
Each layer operates independently. Deploy one, two, or all three based on your venue's requirements and existing infrastructure.
Every threat scan also searches for a missing child. RVIS runs on every RTIS deployment. It cannot be disabled.
Add Identity Intelligence to Your Coverage Stack
Whether you already use ZeroEyes, Evolv, or neither, Safience deploys independently at your entry points. Request a briefing to see how identity intelligence fits your existing security infrastructure.