Evolv weapons detection system
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The Evolv systems are different from metal detectors in that they use artificial intelligence-based technology to detect weapons. (WDRB Photo)
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In its SEC filing, Evolv said it "stands behind its technology's capabilities and performance track record."
It's the first Jefferson County Public Schools building to install and start training on the Evolv Express weapons detection system.
Ballard High School administrators are asking for students to adjust to a new weapons detection system implemented earlier in November.
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