AI weapon detection, Antioch High School

Weapon detection system slated for all MNPS high schools
The board unanimously approved the measure — with an annual cost of $1.25 million — which will allow for the implementation of the AI-powered Evolv system in all MNPS high schools.
Marietta City Schools to install new AI weapon detection system
Marietta City Schools board members approved a new AI weapon detection system in their schools during a meeting Tuesday night.
Nashville to install concealed weapon detection system in all public high schools
After a fatal shooting at Antioch High School, all MNPS high schools will have a concealed weapon detection system.
Weapon Detection System Slated for All Metro High Schools
An extra layer of security will be implemented in area high schools after the Metro Nashville Public Schools board approved the expansion of the Evolv weapon detection system at its Tuesday night meeting.
All Central High School students, visitors to pass through weapon detection system
The system, which cost about $65,000, uses freestanding mobile pillars to detect weapons that could be concealed in a bag, backpack or pockets.
Metro Nashville Public Schools expanding weapons detection technology
There are questions about the system's effectiveness.
MNPS passes rollout of weapons detection system across Nashville's high schools
The new system, Evolv Express from Systems Integration, is the same company and technology used in Nashville's Nissan Stadium and Bridgestone Arena. MNPS has been under contract with Systems Integrations already since 2024 for other security measures but will be adding this technology in the coming year to the contract.
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AI failed to detect Antioch school shooter's gun. Why experts say the million-dollar system is flawed
Related:Nashville police ... be automated away by throwing money at unproven image recognition technologies," she said. Meanwhile, multiple Middle Tennessee school districts are using a weapon ...