Patriot One Technologies Inc. (PAT:TSX; PTOTF:OTCQX) announced in a news release it sold, through its reseller partner, Ginter Electrical, its PATSCAN Multi-Sensor Covert Threat Detection Platform to the Mt. Healthy City School District in Ohio.
"We're excited with our growing list of deployments of our PATSCAN Platform with schools and universities across the US, including our work with education clients and Ginter Electrical. "Through these initial school and university-based deployments, our Platform will provide invaluable data and learnings, which will help each future installation and deployment across a vast array of unique environments and venues," stated Martin Cronin, Patriot One CEO and president.
"We're honored to have been selected by Mt. Healthy City Schools to begin deploying our covert threat detection platform which will help create a safer campus and community for their students, parents and staff," Cronin added.
Patriot One will ship the product to Ginter. After, engineers from Patriot One and Ginter Electrical and the school district's security and engineering teams will start testing to deploy the security solution.
"No student should have to walk into a school today and feel like they are walking into a fortress," Ginter Electrical's Systems Integration Manager T.J. Dooley said in the release. "The PATSCAN Covert Threat Detection Platform not only is focused on saving lives, but also saving a way of life for our students and our community."
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