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Dustin is posing as an active shooter armed with an assault rifle. If he thinks he's undetected looking to prey on the unsuspecting, he'd be completely wrong. We've tested a couple different model architectures and we use that over existing security cameras using different types of GPUs to be able to digest those video feeds, run analytics over it looking for a weapon and then sending the alert out," said Mike Lahiff, CEO of ZeroEyes. The alert goes out in a flash to law enforcers and administrators with video of Dustin's movements and location. "Instantly, I would get on my police radio and notify first responders that I have a possible threat on location.