Tech Closeup: Shot Spotter

The sound of gunfire can be chilling, but for one high tech company, it's an opportunity to help police reduce crime.

"Tech Closeup" is a half hour program that covers the high tech industry from Silicon Valley. The program is available for viewing via cable TV in approx. 4.5 million households throughout Northern California. "Tech Closeup" has been on the air for over two years and recently received an Accolade Award for exceptional achievement in television broadcasting.

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[SithSereyPheap1]

I'm proud to say,my business have provided services for James Beldock @ Shot Spotter on many occasions.I kept all the check stubs from ShotSpotter since their early days.I'm so surprise to see James Beldock here on youtube.I knew ShotSpotter is going to grow big,it's a beautiful technology.James remember the two brother from SBHA ? 

[chechnya]

How many times do we have to listen to that fucking sound clip?

[DoctorWeeTodd]

@kirfdog1 Man, this 4th of July the cops were circling around like crazy trying to find the kids who were setting off dozens of bottle rockets and roman candles. They were right across the street!

[KJLesnick]

3:10 to 3:14: They want to use satellite cameras for law-enforcement surveillance purposes? Isn't that kind of Orwellian?

[kirfdog1]

they use it for fireworks now too :( fuckn sucks

[lulzmaster]

They've got detectors that work based on the shockwave the bullet makes as it travels through the air.

[FFAFOOL]

this is fucken bull shit.....that is shit... maybe the shots were really someone defending temselves from a liberal crack dealer

[n310ea]

Silencers for guns are not hard to get.

[ijeffrey85]

Put a silencer on your gun.

[SomeGuyFromCrowd]

Can you say silenced rifles?