Machine Inc. Reveals Breakthrough Smart Gun Technology

Feb 15, 2021

CROZET, Va., Feb. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Machine Inc. unveiled SafeOp, a revolutionary trigger safety system allowing a firearm to be locked or unlocked securely from a SmartPhone or SmartWatch. Sold as an aftermarket trigger kit, this breakthrough allows existing firearms to be cost effectively and easily retrofitted with new smart gun technology.  

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SafeOp installed on Glock 19

Machine Inc. didn't just stop with a trigger safety locking system. Features like proximity locking/unlocking and movement detection with alert notifications allow an owner to fully customize their firearm experience, all controlled via an intuitive mobile app.

This innovation comes at a time where new legislative proposals focused on gun safety are being unveiled.

House Oversight and Reform Committee Chairwoman Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.) on February 10th unveiled a legislative package of five bills focused on gun safety.  One of the proposals, the Handgun Trigger Safety Act, would incentivize the development of "smart-gun technology." The bill would also mandate that within ten years of enactment anyone selling a handgun must retrofit it with personalization technology before that sale can be completed.

Sources: TheHill.com Rep. Carolyn B. Maloney

Machine Inc. is currently taking pre-orders for the Glock 19 pistol and expects to deliver the first batch in May 2021.

For more information and an informative video describing all SafeOp's features, visit Machine Inc.

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SOURCE Machine Inc.

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