Concealed weapons and known individuals. One screening misses half the problem.
Safience matches against fingerprint-verified law enforcement records while Evolv screens for weapons
Different threat vectors. Different sensor types. One deployment footprint.
Weapons Detection Meets Identity Intelligence
Evolv Technology screens for concealed weapons at entry points. Safience identifies the people carrying them. Together, these systems close both the object threat and the identity threat at your gates.
Two Threat Vectors. Two Technologies. One Entry Point.
Weapons detection and identity intelligence address different problems. Evolv answers "what is this person carrying?" Safience answers "who is this person?" Deploying one without the other leaves a gap.
Evolv: Object Threat Detection
– Screens for concealed weapons at entry points
– Uses sensor arrays to detect metallic and non-metallic threats
– Processes high volumes of visitors without stopping foot traffic
– Identifies what someone is carrying
Evolv Technology holds DHS SAFETY Act Designation for its weapons detection products.
Safience: Identity Threat Detection
– Identifies known threats, banned individuals, and persons of interest at entry points
– 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
– Identifies who someone is
Evolv Technology's SAFETY Act Designation applies to Evolv's 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.
Shared Venue. No Infrastructure Conflict.
Evolv and Safience use different sensor types for different purposes. Both can deploy at the same entry points without competing for infrastructure, power, or network resources.
Separate Sensor Systems
Evolv uses its own screening sensors for weapons detection. Safience uses dedicated edge cameras for facial identification. The two systems operate independently at the same gate positions. No hardware sharing or modification required.
Independent Alert Workflows
Evolv alerts route through Evolv's platform to weapons-response personnel. Safience alerts route through the RAC to identity-response personnel. Alert channels are separate. Security teams receive actionable information from both systems without signal overlap.
Deploy Together or Sequentially
Both systems can be installed during the same deployment window or added independently. Safience's RTIS portable sensors deploy in days without construction. Adding Safience to an existing Evolv installation requires no modification to the Evolv system.
Every threat scan also searches for a missing child. RVIS runs on every RTIS deployment. It cannot be disabled.
Close Both Gaps at Your Gates
Request a joint briefing on weapons detection and identity intelligence for your venue. We will walk you through how Safience and Evolv deploy at the same entry points with zero infrastructure conflict.