Editor’s note: This column has been updated to reflect that Biofire Technologies refers to its product as a “smart gun,” that Kai Kloepfer won a $100,000 Peter Thiel Fellowship, and that Smart Tech ...
As reported by Gizmodo, via a Reuters, smart gun makers LodeStar Works and SmartGunz LLC, both plan to release products later this year. The LodeStar version for “first-time buyers” could cost $895.
At first glance, the Biofire Smart Gun is different from other firearms. The large handgun looks part Halo, part Cyberpunk in design. It’s an appropriate look since the gun is made with new technology ...
This article is part of “Under the Gun,” a series on why the deadliest product on the market is also one of the least regulated. The company behind America’s first biometric “smart gun” — one that ...
A Colorado-based startup is pushing the boundaries of firearm safety with the launch of America’s first widely available biometric smart gun. Designed to fire only when held by an authorized user, the ...
Jonathan Mossberg is a descendent of a nearly century-old, leading American arms manufacturer, so a couple of months ago when his 21-year-old daughter refused his gift of a handgun because she was ...
Specs of Smart Gun by Colorado-based company, Biofire (Copyright 2024 by Biofire - All rights reserved.) HOUSTON – It’s no secret Texans love their guns. Some ...
PHILADELPHIA — As police in Philadelphia struggle to stop a scourge of shootings, some New Jersey engineers say they are closing in on a "smart" solution: a gun that can be fired only by its owner.
The National Institute of Justice is conducting a smart gun technology challenge and asking for feedback on ways such tech could be integrated into federal law enforcement firearms. Justice Research ...
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