Founded by law enforcement for law enforcement, Silicon Valley startup Revelen.ai builds AI-driven tools for firearm-crime investigations. Its ShotOptix handheld 3D scanner captures cartridge casings at crime scenes and sends them to an AI platform that can return investigative leads within minutes. The company’s team combines law-enforcement experience with expertise in artificial intelligence, engineering, and forensic technology.
Smart Imaging Systems IncFounded by former NASA electronics and instrumentation specialists, Smart Imaging Systems develops compact X-ray scanners that help law enforcement and first responders detect contraband and threats. Based in Beltsville, Maryland, the company applies decades of NASA detector and electronics experience to portable vehicle scanners and a remotely operated robotic system for examining suspicious packages while keeping bomb technicians at a safer distance.BELTSVILLE, MD
InnvotronicsSince 2016, Innvotronics has focused on giving law-enforcement tactical teams a safer way to assess high-risk situations. The company designs and manufactures throwable robots, including its stair-climbing MK-8, for remote inspection during operations where sending people in first could increase the danger.EAST SETAUKET, NY
Saul Mineroff Electronics, IncSince Saul Mineroff founded it in 1970, Saul Mineroff Electronics has built its identity around solving unusual electronics problems for law enforcement and other specialized users. The company grew from Mineroff’s early work modifying professional recorders into a hands-on operation that designs covert audio and video equipment, with custom work and technical support kept in-house.ELMONT, NY
Scenario Trainer IncScenario Trainer Inc. builds inert, non-projectile training systems that recreate the sound, flash and pressure of gunfire and other tactical threats for law-enforcement, military and emergency-response teams. Its flagship gunSHOT BOX™ produces remotely controlled 125-decibel gunfire without blanks, ammunition or pyrotechnics, while portable systems such as the RAS-PACK bring that realism into the buildings and locations where teams actually operate. The company says its equipment is used by more than 800 departments and agencies, supports over 2,000 ALERRT trainings each year, and serves all six branches of the U.S. Department of War.GATES MILLS, OH