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Eagle Eye Networks offers \$1 million in grants to bolster school safety with AI-powered gun detection and enhanced security.

Eagle Eye Networks, a global frontrunner in cloud video surveillance, has launched the \$1 million 2026 Drako Smart Video Security Grant for Schools, an initiative aimed at fortifying the safety and security of students, staff, and community members across K-12 schools, colleges, and universities.

Grant recipients can leverage the funding to implement Eagle Eye’s innovative AI Camera Gun Detection system.

“At Eagle Eye, we’re driven to revolutionize how schools utilize security cameras,” stated Eagle Eye CEO Dean Drako. “Our AI Gun Detection seamlessly integrates with existing security cameras, providing real-time detection of brandished firearms and enabling proactive responses during critical situations.”

The grant offers recipients up to one year of funding for the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS (video management system) and associated components. This comprehensive smart video security solution encompasses security cameras, gun detection, 911 camera sharing, cloud storage, vape sensors, centralized management, and integrated analytics and AI functionalities, empowering schools to swiftly address security concerns and enhance operational efficiency. Schools have the flexibility to utilize their current security cameras and seamlessly integrate their on-site surveillance systems into the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS.

Eagle Eye Networks boasts extensive experience in safeguarding schools and universities worldwide. Key benefits for schools include:

Key Benefits for Schools

This marks the third instance of Eagle Eye Networks funding Drako Smart Video Security Grants for Schools, with over \$2 million already awarded to U.S. schools.

Applications are being accepted immediately, and grants will be awarded continuously. To learn more and apply, please visit Eagle Eye Networks Drako Smart Video Security Grant for Schools.

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