Brett Adcock

You could look at it almost like an optical image.

And the reason that's interesting is because if it's basically people bringing guns in habitually, and you can scan them at entrances, you're always coming in through a few doors at a school.

You're not going in anywhere anymore.

And the schools also have all procedures now for this stuff.

You basically can do like offset scanning at, you know, five or 10, whatever, meters away.

You can scan people as they're walking in passively.

Like just like, as like, you know, just walking in, don't need to stop anybody.

And you can basically scan, you know, most guns that are brought in schools are either in your pocket, waistband, or backpack.

It's like most of all guns are being brought in there.

and you can basically find them.

And if you know that, you can basically like stop.

Yeah.

Yeah, so- It's amazing.

It'll find a concealed weapon anywhere.

There's like, you know, yes.

There's printing in a backpack.

Yes, you can find them in backpacks.

You can find them in waistbands and pockets.

So the story is, so I found this research report done by a few of these guys, you know, that were at NASA Jet Propulsion Lab.

I write these two guys and they said, sure, we'd love to have you over.