Texas company creates an anti-shooot drone system for school protection

The drone system designed to cope with school shooters within seconds can soon become a frontline protection Class in the United States throughout the United States??

Texas-based Campus Guardian Angel has developed the technology that is ready to deploy the moment of boosting the stations in schools, the emergency alert.

All remotely controlled drones are stored in the charging box at the Central Operation Center in the Austin of Texas.

Once activated, they have been designed to disable the shooter in 60 seconds and to remove the time to buy the time to buy local law enforcement.

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The Texas-based company is using drone to keep the classroom safe, at all affordable rates. (ISTOCK)

Justin Marston, founder and CEO of Campus Guardian Angel joined “Fox & Friends First“Thursday to give details of the process.

“In collective firing, most of the shooting happens in the first 5 seconds, and most people have ended before the law enforcement scene … you have to be there already, and in some joint tests we have done in schools, we can get a minute even when the law enforcement site is there because we have said in the entire building.”

Marston compared the system to the Spring LOC that the threatening neutral tool is already on the site and can be deployed at any time.

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This campus guardian Angel drone, taken from “Fox and Friends First”, offers details of the capabilities of the Safety Dron. (First Fox & Friend)

He said that this approach is about $ 4 per month per month, but the amount in large districts decreases.

“Therefore, in K -12 education, the single -way home economy will have to be used as a flight ticket to protect their child throughout the air force throughout the period of K -12 education,” he explained.

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“I think most parents, as you say, will be very happy to have this kind of technology. I hope you never need it, but, if you do it, it will make a difference in your child’s life.”

Marston said Florida Governor. Ron densantis Pilot projects, including drones in three councils in private schools in Sunshine State and other states, have already been approved and are currently working with Campus Guardian Angel to secure their locations.