AVIGILON + MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS

Avigilon Weapons Detection & Touchless Screening Solutions

SSP designs and integrates Motorola Solutions touchless concealed weapons screening for commercial facilities across Georgia. We also help organizations evaluate supported Avigilon visible firearm analytics, existing-system capabilities, and practical response workflows.

TWO DIFFERENT LAYERS
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Concealed Weapons DetectionTouchless screening at controlled entrances
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Visible Firearm DetectionAI-assisted video analytics for supported U.S. deployments
Detect → Verify → Respond
HOW THE APPROACH DIFFERS

Not every site needs the same type of detection

As a certified manufacturer partner and installer, SSP evaluates your entrance flow, staffing, existing camera systems, and response procedures before recommending a detection approach. Touchless concealed weapons screening and video-based visible firearm analytics solve different problems and should not be treated as interchangeable.

AT THE ENTRANCE

Concealed Weapons Detection

Motorola Solutions Concealed Weapons Detection, powered by Evolv technology, uses specialized sensors for touchless screening at controlled entrances. Deployment planning considers lane placement, visitor flow, accessibility, secondary screening procedures, and operator training. Alerts can be integrated with supported Avigilon Unity Video workflows.

Touchless screening workflow
Indoor and outdoor configurations
Potential threat localization
Avigilon video integration
THROUGH VIDEO

Visible Firearm Detection

Avigilon Unity Visible Firearm Detection is designed to flag certain visible firearm presentations on supported cameras for operator review and response. It works through video analytics rather than entrance screening and does not detect weapons concealed under clothing.

Visible firearm analytics
Video verification
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Alert and response workflows
WATCH THE DEMOS

See both weapons detection approaches in action

These SSP demonstrations illustrate two distinct approaches: touchless screening at controlled entrances and camera-based review of visible firearm events. They are demonstrations, not guarantees of detection performance or confirmation of current product availability.

CONCEALED WEAPONS DETECTION

Touchless Entrance Screening Demo

See how touchless concealed weapons screening can be incorporated into an entrance strategy. Lane configuration, peak arrival volume, accessibility, staffing, and secondary screening procedures should all be evaluated for each facility.

VISIBLE FIREARM DETECTION

Video-Based Firearm Detection Demo

See how supported Avigilon video analytics can identify a visible firearm event and provide context for operator review and response.

FROM ALERT TO ACTION

Detection only matters if the response is clear

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Detect

Surface a screening event or supported firearm detection event.

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Verify

Give operators relevant video and event context to review what is happening.

3

Respond

Route alerts and response actions to the people responsible for the next step.

HOW SSP APPROACHES IT

Start with the use case, then design the detection strategy

SSP reviews where screening is needed, visitor throughput, camera coverage, available power and network infrastructure, operator responsibilities, and escalation procedures. We then plan the installation, integration, testing, training, and long-term support around the facility's actual operations.

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Where detection needs to happen

We assess screening lanes, peak visitor flow, accessible entrances, power and network needs, and whether existing cameras provide useful coverage. Each screening technology is evaluated for the facility's specific conditions.

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Which detection method fits

We compare touchless concealed weapons screening with supported video-based visible firearm analytics, considering equipment compatibility, operational requirements, camera coverage, and the facility's risk profile.

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What happens after an alert

We plan how alerts are reviewed, how operators confirm events, who receives notifications, and what training and follow-up support are needed to sustain a reliable response workflow.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Avigilon Weapons Detection FAQs

How is touchless concealed weapons screening different from visible firearm detection?

Touchless concealed weapons screening uses equipment at selected entrances to screen people entering a facility. Visible firearm detection uses supported video analytics to flag certain visible firearm presentations. They are different detection methods and do not replace each other.

Can concealed weapons screening integrate with Avigilon video?

Compatible Motorola Solutions screening technologies can share relevant event and video context with supported Avigilon workflows. SSP reviews the specific equipment, software, and integration requirements before proposing a design.

What should a facility evaluate before installing touchless screening?

Entrance layouts, peak visitor flow, accessibility, staffing, power, network requirements, secondary screening procedures, and operator response protocols all influence an effective deployment.

Can SSP integrate weapons detection into an existing commercial facility?

Yes. SSP can evaluate existing entrances, video coverage, and security infrastructure in Georgia to plan an appropriate screening installation and compatible integrations.

What affects the cost of a commercial weapons detection installation?

The number of entrances, equipment selection, throughput needs, infrastructure, integrations, testing, training, and ongoing support determine the installation scope and budget.

NEXT STEP

Ready to evaluate weapons detection for your facility?

Talk with SSP about touchless screening at your entrances, existing Avigilon systems, camera coverage, and an implementation plan suited to your Georgia facility.

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