AiLert’s weapon detection AI software works directly with Microsoft TEAMS. This makes it a great choice for universities and campus security teams. When a weapon is detected, AiLert quickly sends alerts. These alerts include images and location data. They go directly to Teams channels of security staff. This allows university safety officers to coordinate responses quickly, without relying on separate monitoring dashboards. AiLert uses the communication tools already on campus. This helps schools respond faster, manage threats better, and improve student safety with AI automation.

AiLert’s weapon detection AI software uses the SIADC09 protocol. This is a common standard for sending alarms and incident data to alarm receiving centers. This enables direct, reliable, and automated integration into existing command-and-control systems used by security providers, emergency services, and critical infrastructure. By using SIADC09, AiLert makes sure that verified weapon detections can be quickly sent to human operators. This helps meet industry standards and speeds up incident response in any connected monitoring network.

AiLert’s weapon detection AI software sends quick, detailed email alerts to first responders as soon as a gun is detected. Each alert has important information. This includes the time of detection, location, camera ID, and an image of the weapon or attacker. This helps responders quickly understand the situation before they arrive.

To ensure maximum reliability, every email alert is automatically accompanied by a redundant notification via SMS or Telegram Messenger. This multi-channel approach ensures that first responders are notified right away. Even if one method is slow or not working, they still get the message. This helps with faster coordination and safer results in critical moments.

AiLert’s weapon detection AI software delivers immediate SMS alerts to first responders when a threat is detected. These alerts include important details like location, time, and a video. This helps responders act quickly, even if they are away from monitoring stations.

In university environments, SMS is the primary alert channel for mobile-first communication. To make sure messages are sent reliably, AiLert also uses Telegram Messenger. This gives a dual-notification system. It helps users stay aware of situations quickly. This combination makes sure responders get alerts, no matter if mobile data or the app is available. This helps universities act quickly to protect students, staff, and visitors on campus.