Our Mission: Safer Zones
Our mission is to make the world a safer place for people to gather. We take that very seriously and are privileged to work closely with our customers to help mitigate risk and keep the public safe using Evolv Express®.
Prevent and Detect
Technology: Improve your security posture continuously through machine-learning and actionable insights.
Advance Operations
Process: From fit to deployment and ongoing ConOps, our security experts partner with you.
Empower Staff
People: From crowd flow to alert resolution and red teaming, our security experts are there to train.
Transforming the Way People Move Through Life
You have a right to be safe....where you work, where you learn, and where you play. Evolv has kept 600+ million students, educators, nurses, concert goers, fans, worshippers, patrons of the arts and employees safe.
Introducing Evolv Express®
Traditional security screening was not designed for today's dynamic threats. Unlike metal detectors, manual bag checks, wanding, and other traditional solutions, Evolv Express® offers an innovative approach to physical security screening.
Evolv Express accelerates physical security screening while maintaining the highest degree of weapons detection accuracy. It eliminates the friction that visitors, fans, patrons, employees and students typically experience moving through security by screening them in a touchless manner. This helps reduce the security risk of crowded security lines. It also drastically reduces human errors by security guards.
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Clovis Municipal Schools Use Evolv for Threat Detection
Evolv Technology (NASDAQ: EVLV), the leader in AI-based weapons detection security screening, today announced its partnership with New Mexico’s Clovis Municipal Schools. The school system will use Evolv’s state-of-the-art Evolv Express® screening solution at its schools. Evolv Express uses powerful sensor technology with artificial intelligence (AI) to provide safer, more accurate threat detection at unprecedented volume and speed. Clovis Schools will use Evolv to screen students, staff, and visitors as they enter.
Evolv Technology Brings Public Safety Leaders Together to Talk Tech
Evolv Technology (NASDAQ: EVLV), the leader in AI-based weapons detection security screening, hosted a panel discussion last month at the 2023 National Action Network Conference (NAN) in New York City. NAN is one of the leading civil rights organizations in the Nation with chapters throughout the United States. This year’s conference attracted thousands of public safety leaders from around the country to discuss the state of civil rights during this vital time in America.
Colorado Rapids Partner With Evolv For Fan Screening in 2023
Evolv Technology (NASDAQ: EVLV), the leader in AI-based weapons detection security screening, announced its partnership with Major League Soccer’s Colorado Rapids. The Rapids will feature Evolv’s state-of-the-art Evolv Express® screening solution at the entrances to DICK’S Sporting Goods Park, the team’s home in Commerce City, Colorado, allowing for a faster, safer and better security experience at Rapids games this season.
Safety Act Designation
“We’re honored to receive the SAFETY Act Designation which we believe further supports the effectiveness of our technology, and ultimately, our ability to help keep people safe,” said Peter George, Evolv Technology President and CEO. “Not only does the DHS’s SAFETY Act Designation further validate our AI-based technology to the physical security market, but we believe it will also provide our customers and their visitors with increased assurance that Evolv helps to provide the safest possible venue entry, without the traditional metal detector experience.”
Gun Violence in America: A Survey on Americans’ Anxiety
The findings in our second annual report "Gun Violence in America: A Survey on American's Anxiety" paint a picture of a citizenry that is exhausted and frustrated, and willing to alter their behavior in order to create safer places where they go to learn, work, live and play. Our neighbors and fellow citizens want to be safe when they go to the grocery store, to see a movie, visit a theme park and go to school.
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Report: Gun Violence in America: A Survey on Americans’ Anxiety
The findings in our second annual report "Gun Violence in America: A Survey on American's Anxiety" paint a picture of a citizenry that is exhausted and frustrated, and willing to alter their behavior in order to create safer places where they go to learn, work, live and play. Our neighbors and fellow citizens want to be safe when they go to the grocery store, to see a movie, visit a theme park and go to school.
Report: Gun Violence in America: The Impact on Educators
Last year, when we measured Americans’ anxiety around gun violence for our inaugural report, we found people were carrying a tremendous amount of anxiety around – even for everyday activities, like going to the movies. But following a year that broke the record for the most school shootings in more than four decades, we wanted to not only understand if/how Americans’ anxiety has changed, we wanted to paint a picture of what all of this gun violence is doing to our teachers.
Weighing the Value of Evolv Express® System Integrations and Evolv Insights® for K-12 Schools
In response to school gun violence, many K-12 schools are looking at ways to bolster their security. Walkthrough and hand-held metal detectors are often cited as an option. But these legacy approaches to weapons screening are simply not a good fit for several reasons. In this whitepaper, we outline 8 ways to use security screening data from Evolv Insights® and Integrations to improve school safety.
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A Proven Expert Weighs In: How to Make Schools Safer from Gun Violence
As a follow up to the post, “When Everybody’s an Expert on School Safety, Who Do You Trust?” it would be irresponsible for us to point out the risks of implicitly trusting a self-proclaimed school safety expert without providing sound advice on ways to make schools safer from gun violence.
Schools’ First Step in Security Planning: Conduct a Building Assessment
According to K-12 Dive, the 2022 calendar year broke the record for the most school shootings in over four decades and marked one of the most violent years for youth ages 12-17. As of December 20, there were 300 shooting incidents on school grounds. In 2023, there have already been...
What Is Dignified Screening and Why Does It Matter: A Look at Schools
Backpacks and lunchboxes. Ballgowns and tuxedos. Foam fingers and rally caps. When we go to schools and events, we dress for the occasion and breathe the excitement in the air. We also want to feel safe, part of a community, and welcome – not singled out.