ZeroEyes, Inc.

ZeroEyes is a privately held technology company specializing in an AI-based weapons detection and threat intelligence platform. Founded in 2018 by a team of former U.S. military veterans and elite technologists, its core mission is to proactively identify guns before shots are fired, providing actionable intelligence to on-site staff and first responders to mitigate gun-related violence and save lives. The company's headquarters are located in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.

The company's primary offering is an AI-powered visual firearm detection software that integrates with existing security cameras to analyze live video feeds in real-time. If a suspected firearm is detected, the image is sent to the ZeroEyes Operation Center (ZOC), where trained specialists, often former military and law enforcement personnel, verify the threat. Beyond gun detection, ZeroEyes has expanded its analytics suite to include knife detection, suspect tracking, intruder detection, crowd detection, and left-behind object detection. They also offer services such as security assessments, system integration support, and active shooter preparedness training. ZeroEyes serves a diverse range of market segments, including K-12 schools, universities, commercial enterprises, healthcare facilities, government agencies (including the U.S. Department of Defense), and various corporate and retail environments.

ZeroEyes is recognized as an industry leader in AI-based gun detection, notably being the first AI-based gun detection platform to achieve full U.S. Department of Homeland Security SAFETY Act Designation. The company is led by CEO and Co-Founder Mike Lahiff, a former Navy SEAL. Recent developments include the expansion of its platform in April 2026 to encompass a broader range of analytics, such as knife detection and suspect tracking, aiming to provide a more comprehensive security solution. In June 2026, ZeroEyes announced a partnership with Academic Innovators to enhance campus safety at higher education institutions, and in May 2026, Sumter County Schools renewed their deployment of ZeroEyes' technology after two successful years.