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Emergency Automatic Gunshot Lockdown System

Company:
EAGL Technology, LLC
Categories:

Command and Control, Communications, Information Integration, Application Area, Airport Facilities Indoor, Airport Facilities Outdoor

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The Emergency Automatic Gunshot Lockdown (EAGL) System is comprised of 433kHz wireless gun shot sensors (FIREFLY) developed by the Department of Energy. EAGL can be used indoors or outdoors. The sensors work on energy level and wave form (dual validation) to confirm gunshots. EAGL can integrate with airport security systems, as well as notify police of an active shooter event via email, text, and phone.

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Command and Control, Communications, Information Integration, Airport Facilities Indoor, Airport Facilities Outdoor

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Company:

EAGL Technology, LLC

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www.eagltechnology.com

Contact Information:

  • jen@eagltechnology
  • (505) 934-6671
  • 5801 McLeod NE,
    Albuquerque, NM 87109
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