Gunshot detection you can deploy in minutes

Outcomes

• Deploy flexible coverage across parks, corridors, and public gathering spaces
• Privacy-first model: on-device detection with no cameras and no raw-audio transmission to SplitSec
• Multi-device corroboration can increase confidence in a possible-gunfire detection

Pilot setup

1. 1
   Identify pilot zonesSelect specific public areas, parks, or event corridors
2. 2
   Deploy devices with personnelEquip city field teams, park district staff, or safety ambassadors
3. 3
   Measure & evaluateAssess alert speed, coverage uptime, false alerts, and corroborated detections

Outcomes

• For smartphone deployments: add a clear safety layer for clients without cameras or wiring
• Standardize alerts across posts and patrol routes
• Give supervisors visibility into coverage readiness

Pilot setup

1. 1
   Pick one siteChoose posts and patrol zones to cover
2. 2
   Deploy the kitArm coverage and assign supervisor roles
3. 3
   Report readinessUptime, armed time, alerts, and corroborated detections

Outcomes

• Deploy coverage fast and move it as the perimeter changes
• Build confidence with corroboration across multiple devices
• Share a simple readiness report after the event

Pilot setup

1. 1
   Place phones with security personnelEntry, stage, dense areas, command post
2. 2
   Assign rolesEvent admin, security lead, key staff
3. 3
   Run and reviewReview alerts and corroborated detections, then export the pilot summary.

Outcomes

• Start with one building and expand based on real results
• Clear messaging: no cameras. Privacy-first, on-device detection. Raw audio is never transmitted to SplitSec.
• Designed to reduce certain false alerts through multi-device corroboration

Pilot setup

1. 1
   Define pilot scopeOne building, wing, or floor
2. 2
   Assign rolesAdmin and SRO response roles
3. 3
   Report and decideReadiness, false alerts, and coverage gaps

Outcomes

• Extend awareness to entrances, parking areas, and outdoor gathering spaces
• For smartphone deployments: support staff and volunteer response roles without cameras or wiring
• Start with one campus area and expand after a measured pilot

Pilot setup

1. 1
   Assign staff to carry SplitSec phones in key outdoor zonesMain entrances, parking lots, drop off lanes, fellowship areas
2. 2
   Assign response rolesOperations lead, security volunteer, facilities manager
3. 3
   Review and refineTrack coverage, false alerts, and response readiness across service times

Outcomes

• Privacy-first, on-device detection. Raw audio is never transmitted to SplitSec.
• Role-based escalation for security and operations leadership
• Operational reporting focused on device health and perimeter readiness

Pilot setup

1. 1
   Place phones with staff in key areasGatehouse, loading docks, truck lanes, yard perimeter, employee parking
2. 2
   Assign response rolesSecurity, shift supervisor, operations manager
3. 3
   Validate in contextMeasure uptime and false alerts in your industrial noise profile