Wisenet WAVE VMS is a software platform for IP video surveillance applications that detects, streams, records, and analyzes live video from connected IP cameras and networked video sources. By integrating with Omnilert Gun Detect, the Wisenet WAVE platform now has the ability to rapidly respond to detected weapons in a fraction of a second, and once verified, activate a complete and robust response that could include locking doors, notifying police, sending alerts and providing situational intelligence throughout the entire event. “Dealers and integrators can now offer a complete solution,” Franken said.

“The integration of Omnilert Gun Detect with Wisenet Wave VMS will bolster the security we can provide our joint customers to protect against the growing threat of active shooters and gun violence, which is at an all-time high in the U.S.,” said Nick Gustavsson, CTO and co-founder at Omnilert. “This means that video feeds already being managed in the WAVE platform can now be monitored 24/7 for weapons, allowing for a proactive response before shots are fired.”

“Omnilert’s gun detection platform provides especially strong gun detection analytics as well as one of the most flexible and powerful alerting systems on the market,” said Mark Heintzman, technical partnership manager at Hanwha Vision.

Omnilert Gun Detect’s end-to-end workflow of detection, activation and notification allows for an automated initiation of an organization’s active shooter response, with 24/7 monitoring and local first responder escalation, integrated notification and integration into Wisenet WAVE. “Our two companies will continue to collaborate to ensure our platforms meet the needs of our joint customers,” Franken said.

The integration enables selectable bookmarking and/or event triggering in response to a gun detection within Wisenet WAVE. The Gun Detect events can trigger multiple operations within WAVE such as sending notifications and displaying on the alarm layout. Additionally, Omnilert will automatically configure the camera set up, including IP address, camera name and location, which will help speed deployment of Omnilert’s active shooter solution. “We’re excited to be working with Hanwha and bringing more value and higher levels of protection to customers,” Franken said.