K-12 Unified Lockdown Systems
One button sealing fifteen campuses, alerting police and mapping the threat.
15
Campuses unified
1
Button lockdown
8 sec
Police alert time
The problem
A school district with 15 separate campuses has outdated, manual intercom and door-locking mechanisms.
The solution
A one-button centralized IoT lockdown system that instantly seals all exterior doors, alerts local police, and maps active threats using camera tracking.
Fifteen campuses meant fifteen different lockdown procedures, most of them manual and several of them slower than the situations they exist for. In a real event, minutes spent finding keys are the only minutes that matter.
The unified system collapses that to one button and one alert path. District police liaisons drill against it, and responders arrive to a live map instead of a hallway description.
One button, eight seconds, every campus.
Inside the deployment
One-button lockdown
Authorized staff anywhere on a campus can seal exterior doors in a single action.
Direct police integration
Activation notifies dispatch in eight seconds with the campus, gate and floor context attached.
Camera-based threat mapping
During an activation, camera tracking feeds responders a live map of movement.
Interactive demo
Outcome modeler
50%
Vulnerability reduction
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