Regent Power’s Smart City Streetlight Successfully Locates Shooting Source And Trajectory of Bullets Fired At Showcasing Scenario Event in St. Louis

March 28, 2017

Regent Power, together with partner Databuoy Corporation, recently showcased their Smart City Streetlight to officials from the City of St. Louis, Missouri.

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Laura Jones, CEO, Regent Power, LLC and Kathleen Griggs, President, Databuoy Corporation stand in front of the Smart City Streetlight

St. Louis - March 23, 2017 — Regent Power, together with partner Databuoy Corporation, recently showcased their Smart City Streetlight to officials from the City of St. Louis, Missouri.

The demonstration, conducted by the St. Ann, MO Police Department, featured a live fire scenario using real gunshots from an AR-15 (.223 caliber) and a .40 caliber pistol (both are supersonic), and a shotgun.

The Smart City Streetlight was immediately able to identify and locate the shooter’s position from measurements of the shots fired from the shotgun, AR-15, and the .40 calibers thanks to ShotPoint, a gunshot localization system developed by intelligent sensing technology provider Databuoy Corporation.

ShotPoint is an acoustic sensor network that incorporates strategically placed nodes built into the head of the streetlight. Additionally, ShotPoint was also able to instantly calculate the trajectory of both supersonic rounds.

Formulated specifically for public safety applications, the Smart City Streetlight also has Wi-Fi, an integrated camera that provides wireless real time video monitoring, and LED lighting with an efficacy of up to 130 Lumens per watt with 83-85 CRI.

Regent Power’s Smart City Streetlight is manufactured by GigaTera, distributed by PlanLED, and all smart city implementation planning is provided by ThinkBIG partners.

The demonstration was held in the city of St. Ann, located in northwest St. Louis County, Missouri and was hosted by the St. Ann Police Department.

About Databuoy:

With deep roots in the defense research industry and the military, Databuoy Corporation started off as a defense contracting company. It now focuses on public safety in the private sector. Its ShotPoint gunshot localization system is a breakthrough technology that can vastly improve the response of emergency services to an active shooter event over current practice in the security industry. ShotPoint uses networked acoustic sensors that automatically detect, locate, and reports the exact time and location of the source of gunfire. For more information: www.dbuoy.com