New technology could make it easier for city police to know almost immediately when someone discharges a firearm in Brunswick. It could even help them catch the shooter. The city of Brunswick, GA has budgeted for the purchase of SENTRI gunshot recognition units for use in areas with frequent gunfire. Learn more

A press conference was held on December 29th by Sheriff Lee Baca and the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department to announce the completion of the installation of Safety Dynamics' SENTRI units in time for New Year's Eve — as part of the Advanced Surveillance And Protection (ASAP) program. Learn more

The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) Board of Directors recently appointed Sally Fernandez, President of Safety Dynamics, Inc., as one of six new Board Members. Ms. Fernandez is Presidnet and CEO of various Tucson-based technology and marketing companies that collectively earn over $20 million per year. See the Press Release for more information.

Safety Dynamics has been awarded a Phase II STTR from the Office of Naval Research for the development of "Acoustic Pattern Recognition for Security Breaching Noise Detection."

Safety Dynamics' SENTRI gunshot recognition product is included with license plate scanners and video surveillance in a crime prevention program called ASAP (Advanced Surveillance And Protection) launched by the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department for Compton and other counties in Los Angeles. See the ASAP Brochure for more information.

Safety Dynamics' SENTRI gunshot recognition product is planned for inclusion in a full-time monitoring system in the Real Time Crime Center, which is the next phase of a Homeland Security project for the city of Memphis. Learn more

KVOA, NBC-affiliate in Tucson, broadcasts a feature on SENTRI and how it might have helped police at the Virginia Tech shootings with its ability to recognize gunshots and send wireless alerts to local police command centers.

ESi Companies SKYCOP™ surveillance system incorporates SENTRI gunshot recognition capability to further threat identification functions and builds a rapid deployment unit for mobile police use.

Sally Fernandez, CEO of Safety Dynamics, has been named Hispanic Business Woman of the Year by Tucson Lifestyle magazine. Learn more

Chicago Mayor Daley calls for cameras on every block by 2016.

Sally Fernandez, CEO of Safety Dynamics, has been appointed to United Way of America’s board of governors. Fernandez is the first person from southern Arizona to serve on United Way’s Board at a national level.

Safety Dynamics' integrator in Mexico, GlobalSight, Inc., has accepted an initial shipment of 22 SENTRI™ units for an urban crime prevention, security system installation in Tijuana.

Dr. Theodore W. Berger and colleague John Granacki will be featured in an upcoming issue of EETimes which celebrates their collaborative work toward developing biomimetic implants for the brain to possibly counteract damage by Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases.

Dr. Theodore W. Berger's Toward Replacement Parts For The Brain (MIT Press) describes how technology similar to SENTRI™ will be used in biomimetic electronics as neural prostheses in the future.

The Los Angeles Sheriffs Department plans to install a 20-unit SENTRI test grid in downtown LA. Learn more

Safety Dynamic's SENTRI technology gets a headline on Drudge Report, USA Today and ABC7Chicago.com.

The Chicago Housing Authority proposes an increase in the number of cameras installed in the city as reported by the Chicago Sun-Times.

A number of online magazines ran articles about the SENTRI solution, including Usernomics, Medical News Today and Wired's Boing Boing.

Safety Dynamics' CEO comments on the SENTRI technology and announces new projects.

Theodore Berger is awarded an honorary doctorate at Union College and lauded for his research achievements and part-ownership of Safety Dynamics.

Times Online UK reports that SENTRI surveillance reduced the number of murders last year in Chicago and currently reduces crime in Chicago's troubled West Side.