SoundThinking™ is a public safety technology company that provides data-driven solutions and strategic advisory services to law enforcement and community assistance groups, enabling more efficient, effective, and equitable public safety outcomes.
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SoundThinking™ (formerly ShotSpotter®) is a public safety technology company that provides data-driven solutions and strategic advisory services to law enforcement and community assistance groups, enabling more efficient, effective, and equitable public safety outcomes. The company’s SafetySmart™ platform features the leading acoustic gunshot detection system, powerful investigative tools, including the number one search engine for investigative leads, a centralized investigation management system, and resource deployment software for field staff planning Founded in 1996, SoundThinking is trusted to empower the decision-making of more than 250 customers and 2,000 agencies worldwide and counting, with additional community reach utilizing the Data for Good program.
SoundThinking’s new SafetySmart platform combines specialized software and objective data to help law enforcement and civic leadership create safer and healthier neighborhoods.
Community partners receive access to gunfire alert data to more precisely deploy social, economic and public health resources to neighborhoods experiencing persistent gun violence.
Community Groups Receive Access to Gunfire Alert Data to More Precisely Deploy Social, Economic and Trauma Resources to Neighborhoods Experiencing Persistent Gun Violence.
ShotSpotter filed a defamation complaint in the Superior Court of Delaware against VICE Media alleging defamatory and demonstrably false claims about the company.
Many police departments use ShotSpotter’s Acoustic Gunshot Detection system to protect areas that have historically suffered the highest levels of gun violence.
ShotSpotter detects the shock waves from a bullet being fired and transmits that information immediately to the department's communications facility and computers inside squad cars.
