Healthcare and Hospital Security Systems

The AI analyzes video for weapons and threats without storing faces, names, or any patient information. It’s designed from the ground up to be HIPAA compliant because we knew that would be your first question. The system sees a potential gun, not the person holding it.

In most cases, yes. We’ve connected with nurse call systems, overhead paging, mobile devices, and pretty much every major hospital notification platform. The goal is working through channels your staff already use, not adding another system they’ll ignore.

This is where customization really matters. Operating rooms can receive discrete notifications that don’t disrupt procedures, while other areas might initiate lockdown protocols. We prefer giving you control over how different hospital zones respond rather than applying blanket procedures everywhere.

Our system trains specifically on healthcare environments, so it learns the difference between an IV pole and a rifle pretty quickly. That said, we can’t promise zero false positives (nothing can), but the AI gets better at distinguishing medical devices from actual firearms over time.

Most healthcare workers pick up the basics in 30-60 minutes. Security personnel and administrators typically need more comprehensive training, but we’ve designed the interface to work with existing hospital emergency procedures. The last thing busy medical staff need is another complicated system to learn.