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Farmington School District pilots new weapons detection system during 4A state basketball tournament

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Evolv Express system uses artificial intelligence and sensor technology to distinguish a phone or personal item from a potential weapon or component for a weapon. System will sound an alert and pinpoint a threat's location by drawing a box around the suspected weapon or weapon part on the control screen. School Board will ultimately decide whether or not to acquire a weapons detection system.

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Farmington School District pilots new weapons detection system during 4A state basketball tournament

FARMINGTON -- The School District recently piloted a system that uses artificial intelligence to detect weapons.

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