Campus Guardian Angel, a Texas-based company, has introduced a groundbreaking system of drones designed to confront school shooters within seconds, aiming to drastically improve school safety. The technology, developed by the company’s founder and CEO, Justin Marston, is intended to provide an immediate and effective response to active threats, potentially saving lives in critical moments.
Marston, appearing on ‘Fox & Friends First,’ detailed how the drones are equipped with non-lethal deterrents and advanced tracking systems to locate and neutralize threats quickly. He highlighted the importance of rapid intervention, noting that traditional security measures often cannot respond fast enough to prevent violence in schools. The system is designed to detect and neutralize threats in seconds, providing a crucial advantage in high-stakes situations.
The company’s initiative has sparked discussions about the balance between security and privacy, as well as the ethical implications of deploying such technology in educational environments. As the technology continues to evolve, its potential impact on campus safety and broader public safety remains a subject of ongoing debate.