Fatal shootings on CTA, Navy Pier turn attention to weapons detection software, ZeroEyes ...Middle East

The Labor Day weekend murders of four passengers aboard a CTA blue line train marked another instance of gun violence in Chicago. It also renewed attention on the relatively new weapons detection software being used by the company ZeroEyes. Earlier this year, the CTA quietly signed a $200,000 pilot program contract with ZeroEyes, the Pennsylvania-based company whose software program helps identify guns. It’s currently being used on some 200 CTA cameras, according to ZeroEyes’ JT Watkins, who spoke to NBC 5 Investigates during the Global Security Exchange conference in Orlando in late September. A CTA spokesman told NBC 5 Investigates Wednesday that the software is installed on

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