AI Gun and Weapon Detection for Schools

What VOLT looks for

VOLT detects possible handguns, long guns, and knives visible to the camera.

VOLT keeps visually tracking a person by appearance after they've been identified with a visible weapon, even once the weapon is hidden.

A weapon is only one part of a school day. VOLT is built to notice moments: a fall, a possible fight, someone where they shouldn't be. For AI detections the title says "possible", for example "Possible fight". After-hours alerts read "Person detected after hours".

How a moment is reviewed

A VOLT reviewer checks a moment by default before staff are notified.

What staff receive

The alert names what was seen and where; the email and the VOLT app show the camera view. Each school's notification plan sets who hears about what.

VOLT surfaces a moment; your people decide what happens next.

Privacy

VOLT does not use facial recognition. VOLT does not put a name on anyone.

A principal's view

"This is the first time where I really have been able to be out ahead of things that are happening," says Adam Neely, Principal at Prescott High School in Arizona.

Pricing

VOLT is priced per camera stream per month. See pricing

Frequently asked questions

Does VOLT work with our cameras?

Existing IP cameras can connect over RTSP. A camera compatibility review confirms the specific setup.

Does VOLT use facial recognition?

No. VOLT does not use facial recognition.

See VOLT at your school

Book a demo to see how a moment would reach your team.