RapidSOS
Safety Gap
Safety Gap by RapidSOS delves deep into the "safety gap" — uncovering the unknown challenges, obstacles and blind spots that hinder public safety. Each episode examines barriers to safety with the goal of helping safety professionals identify effective solutions for keeping their customers, employees and communities safe. Hosted by Cassidy Shield, RapidSOS' Chief Marketing Officer, the podcast brings together leaders and pioneers using the latest tools and techniques to create a safer world. Listen in to discover a world supported by intelligent safety – where humans, technology, and AI work t...
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AI Weapons Detection with ZeroEyes 02.12.2024 46:45
In this episode of The Safety Gap, co-hosts Cassidy Shield and Karin Marquez sit down with Burgess Nichols Jr., VP of Strategy at ZeroEyes, to discuss how AI technology is transforming public safety. Nichols shares the origin story of ZeroEyes, founded in the wake of a tragic school shooting, and how their innovative AI technology detects brandished firearms in real time, providing crucial alerts...
Introducing the Safety Gap with Michael Martin 13.11.2024 52:13
On this episode of Safety Gap, Cassidy Shield talks with Michael Martin, CEO and Co-Founder of RapidSOS, about the critical seconds that can determine life or death in an emergency. They discuss how RapidSOS is bridging the gap between technology and emergency response. The company's innovative platform delivers real-time data from diverse sources directly to 911 centers, including location,...
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