Biofire
Biofire, founded by Kai Kloepfer, is developing the world's first handgun with an electronic firing system that unlocks via fingerprint or facial verification to prevent unauthorized use by children and adolescents. The company is beginning to ship its smart gun product early next year. Kloepfer spent over a decade designing this firearm as a solution to reduce gun deaths in America.
To decrease gun deaths in America by creating a handgun with electronic firing system that prevents unauthorized use, particularly by children and adolescents.
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