Wytec Submits AI Gunshot Detection Proposal to North Texas Council of Governments

Wytec (OTCQB:WYTC) has submitted a response to a Request for Proposal from the North Texas Council of Governments seeking vendors to provide gunshot detection solutions in response to frequent shooter incidents. These security solutions will become essential infrastructure for schools and colleges, transit authorities, hospitals, water districts, and cities and towns. The NCTCOG announced that the solutions will be promoted through its TXShare Cooperative Purchasing Program, making them accessible to various public entities across the region.

Wytec proposed its patent-pending AI Gunshot Detection System, which includes additional pending patents introducing advanced drug sensor technology capable of detecting dangerous chemicals, particularly addressing the Fentanyl epidemic that has claimed thousands of young lives across America. The company's AI-based sensor technology has demonstrated better than 90% gunshot detection accuracy on over 500,000 live samples and simulated environments, indicating robust performance capabilities for real-world applications.

This development coincides with Wytec's financial preparations, as the company is in the process of filing an S-1 Registration in conjunction with an uplisting to the Nasdaq Capital Markets. The SEC S-1 registration includes $7 million in immediate capital and access to an additional $100 million in future funding through its Stock Subscription Facility with Global Emerging Markets, a $3.5 billion private alternative investment group focused on emerging markets worldwide. The Nasdaq uplisting also involves Wytec's expanding partnership with Lemko Corporation under a Master Services Agreement utilizing their collective intellectual property of more than 50 patents related to software-defined architectures.

According to Wytec's CTO Robert Sanchez, "The Lemko Corporation will dramatically enhance Wytec's wireless expansion objective to assist in solving America's growing gun violence and drug epidemic injuring our children and students within U.S. cities and on ISD properties." Brian Ponte, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Lemko, added, "We are honored and extremely excited to be partnering with Wytec to deliver such an important capability for our schools and communities. Our combined efforts will deliver a solution that significantly improves safety and protects our children throughout the U.S. and abroad." The partnership represents a significant advancement in public safety technology integration, combining gunshot detection with chemical sensing capabilities to address multiple security threats simultaneously.