Flock says its gunshot microphones detect only gunshots, but its website lists more sounds
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Flock CEO Garrett Langley said at TechCrunch Disrupt that the company's gunshot-detection microphones pick up "just gunshots." Flock's website says the audio systems also detect fireworks, sideshows, and car crashes.
Flock spokesperson Paris Lewbel said the technology is primarily used for gunfire and does not currently detect human screaming or distress. The company's FAQ says its detection library is "continually expanding."
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AIFlock CEO Garrett Langley said at TechCrunch Disrupt that the company's gunshot-detection microphones pick up "just gunshots," but Flock's website says the audio systems also detect fireworks, sideshows, and car crashes. Flock spokesperson Paris Lewbel said the technology is primarily used for gunfire and does not currently detect human screaming or distress. The company's FAQ says its detection library is "continually expanding."
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