The Uvalde mass shooting in 2022 spurred Wytec to develop artificial intelligence software to help schools be better prepared to protect their students.
A San Antonio company says the gunshot detection technology it’s developing could help school districts be better prepared for campus shootings. Wytec International Inc., a builder of 5G wireless networks, is working on artificial intelligence software to deploy on networks of sensors to pinpoint the location of gunshots or other campus problems and immediately notify school officials.
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