The NYPD is set to start rolling out new technology that’ll scan straphangers for firearms in subway stations amid a wave of underground violence, Mayor Eric Adams said Thursday. Hizzoner showed off a ...

Mayor Eric Adams’ controversial plan to install gun-detecting tech in the Big Apple’s beleaguered transit system was booted up Friday in lower Manhattan. The weapons scanner pilot program from company ...

New York City's mayor and the head of the NYPD announced a gun scanner pilot for the subway system, the latest in a series of initiatives designed to reassure the public after recent high-profile ...

New York City is turning to AI-powered scanners in a new bid to keep guns out of its subway system, but the pilot program launched Friday is already being met with skepticism from riders and the ...

Since the earliest weeks of his administration, New York City Mayor Eric Adams has expressed interest in exploring new technology that can detect guns. In the aftermath of a mass shooting on the ...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announces a gun scanner pilot program at the Fulton Street subway station, March 28, 2024. automation New York City plans to test weapons detection technology in the ...

Evolv, the leading weapons detection technology in schools, markets "noninvasive" systems that can scan thousands of people an hour. In January, a 6-year-old pulled a gun out of his backpack at ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) – Gun scanning technology may soon be a reality at most subway stops in New York City. The NYPD will likely start testing the gun detectors either Friday or Monday, but police haven’t ...

There is a 90-day waiting period before the program can start, the city said. New York City plans to test weapons detection technology in the subway system in response to an increase in transit crimes ...

A number of companies have responded to recent horrific mass shootings by touting technology that can ostensibly detect people with guns. Two companies in particular have attracted a lot of press ...