PHILADELPHIA, PA — ZeroEyes expanded its AI-based gun detection software to two newly developed Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises properties as the Oklahoma gaming operator renewed coverage across its portfolio.
Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises initially deployed the Philadelphia-based company’s technology at River Spirit Casino before extending it to all of its properties in 2023. The operator runs multiple gaming and hospitality destinations across eastern Oklahoma.
ZeroEyes integrates its software with existing digital security cameras to identify potential firearms. Images flagged by the system are sent to the ZeroEyes Operations Center for review.
The operations center is staffed around the clock by personnel with U.S. military and law enforcement backgrounds. When reviewers determine that an identified weapon represents a valid threat, ZeroEyes sends alerts to law enforcement and local security personnel with information that can include a visual description, gun type and last known location.
Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises also uses ZeroEyes in active-shooter training exercises designed to simulate incidents, evaluate alerts and assess response times.
“We rely on their product every day across all our properties,” Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises Chief Compliance Officer Travis Thompson said. “Even post-event recaps provide valuable insights that help us refine our processes and get better every day.”
The expanded deployment adds the two newly developed properties to that security infrastructure. The companies did not identify the properties in the information provided.
ZeroEyes Chief Executive Officer Mike Lahiff said the renewal and expansion extends the companies’ existing partnership as Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises grows its portfolio.
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