New York Middle School Implements Vape Detectors with Sound Monitoring

Lindenhurst Middle School installs devices to detect nicotine, THC, and aggressive behavior in bathrooms, funded by the American Rescue Plan.

FlySense FS300 detectors can identify nicotine and THC in the air and monitor sound for potential fights or bullying.
The devices use AI algorithms to differentiate between normal sounds and suspicious activities without using microphones.
Detected incidents prompt immediate email alerts to the principal, leading to professional intervention services for students.
The initiative includes an educational component where caught students research the harmful effects of vaping.
The detectors will be expanded to other schools in the district, including Lindenhurst High School and schools in Copiague and Wyandanch.