A defense technology company is marketing drone systems to high schools as a security measure against potential mass shooting incidents.

Mithril Defense has developed a technology system called Campus Guardian Angel that utilizes drones as part of school security protocols. The company is actively selling this system to school districts across the country.

The drone-based system is designed to deploy during active shooter situations, though specific operational details of how the technology functions in such scenarios were not provided. The company positions the system as a technological solution to address security concerns at educational institutions.

School safety has become an increasing priority for districts nationwide following numerous high-profile incidents at educational facilities. Technology companies have increasingly sought to develop solutions for institutional security needs.

The deployment of drone technology in civilian settings, particularly schools, represents a growing trend of applying military-grade or defense-oriented technologies to domestic security applications. Questions remain about regulatory approval, effectiveness, and implementation protocols for such systems in educational environments.