The United States needs to take measures now to drastically reduce gun violence via innovative technologies, such as RFID. Smart guns cannot be operated by nonauthorized users, so they would be an ...

The United States has a gun violence problem. Regardless of one’s political leanings, it would be hard to deny that fact. According to Trace.com research, the number of U.S. gun deaths in 2021, ...

The world is rightly aghast at the horrific killing of 49 innocent night-club goers in Orlando, Fla., in the early morning of June 13. In the days that have followed, I have heard a lot of talk about ...

You've heard about smartphones and smart cars, but what about smart guns? Gareth Glaser is the co-founder of LodeStar Works, a company working to introduce people in the U.S. to a handgun that can ...

Why it matters: A firearms startup released its take on biometric-based weapon safety, the Biofire Smart Gun. The weapon uses pre-programmed biometric data to recognize users, ensuring only those ...

Personalized smart guns, which can be fired only by verified users, may be arriving to U.S. markets. Smart guns are meant to prevent unauthorized people from firing guns in the hopes of keeping ...

Gun manufacturer, LodeStar, says it has developed a smart gun. Called the LS9, the smart gun incorporates technology in multiple ways to enable safer use of guns, including fingerprint technology.

State lawmakers are quietly preparing the next round of fights over “smart guns,” shifting from abstract debates about biometrics to concrete proposals that could shape what you are allowed to buy and ...

Jonathan Mossberg is a descendent of a nearly century-old, leading American arms manufacturer, so a couple of months ago when his 21-year-old daughter refused his gift of a handgun because she was ...

A 'safe' handgun is a relative term, but Colorado-based Biofire Technologies is taking a high-tech crack at the idea with its Biofire Smart Gun, which uses an electronic identification and firing ...