Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises renews its ZeroEyes partnership, bringing AI-based threat detection to two newly developed properties.
Philadelphia, 11 September 2026 – As entertainment venues become larger and more complex, security teams are increasingly turning to technology that can identify potential threats quickly without disrupting the guest experience. Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises is taking another step in that direction by renewing and expanding its partnership with ZeroEyes, an artificial intelligence security company specializing in weapons detection and situational awareness.
The gaming and hospitality organization has expanded ZeroEyes’ AI-based gun detection technology across its entire property portfolio, including two newly developed locations in eastern Oklahoma. The move builds on a partnership that began at River Spirit Casino and expanded across all of the organization’s properties in 2023.
A New Layer of Security
Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises operates several gaming and hospitality destinations that welcome thousands of guests each day. With large numbers of visitors moving through casinos and entertainment spaces, security teams need systems that can support fast decision-making while allowing guests to enjoy their surroundings.
ZeroEyes technology is designed to work with existing digital security cameras. Instead of requiring organizations to replace their current camera infrastructure, the software adds an AI-powered layer that can identify visible weapons through video feeds.
When the system detects a possible gun, relevant images are sent to the ZeroEyes Operations Center. Trained security professionals review the alert to determine whether it represents a credible threat. When an alert is verified, information such as the type of weapon, visual details, and its last known location can be sent to local security teams and law enforcement. According to ZeroEyes, this process can happen within seconds of detection.
From Detection to Preparedness
The partnership goes beyond technology. Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises also works with ZeroEyes on active shooter preparedness and training exercises.
These exercises allow security teams to practice how they would respond to different situations, evaluate how alerts are handled, and identify areas where response procedures can be improved. Post-exercise reviews can then help teams refine their processes and prepare for future incidents.
This approach reflects a broader shift in security management. Rather than relying only on personnel to identify potential threats, organizations are increasingly combining trained security teams with AI-powered monitoring tools to provide additional awareness.
Technology Behind the System
ZeroEyes describes its platform as a multi-analytics security system that combines weapons detection, threat location information, and human verification. The company was founded in 2018 by former Navy SEALs and technology specialists and has developed its platform around a large database of images and videos.
The company says its technology is deployed across thousands of locations in sectors including commercial enterprises, education, government and defense. Its services also include security assessments, system integration support and active shooter preparedness training.
For Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises, the renewed agreement means the technology will remain part of its wider security infrastructure while extending coverage to its newest properties.
Building Safer Guest Experiences
The expansion highlights how AI is becoming part of modern security strategies in the gaming and hospitality industry. For large venues, the goal is not simply to add more surveillance but to make existing security systems more responsive and useful.
By combining existing cameras, artificial intelligence, trained analysts, and established emergency procedures, organizations can create multiple layers of protection. The approach can help security personnel receive useful information faster while maintaining the atmosphere expected by guests.
As gaming and hospitality properties continue to grow, investments in AI security technology are likely to become an increasingly important part of how operators prepare for potential threats while keeping everyday experiences welcoming and uninterrupted.
