Wrap Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: WRAP) is developing an integrated public safety platform that combines non-lethal response tools, immersive training, evidence management and policy frameworks. The company’s system is centered on the BolaWrap 150, a remote restraint device designed to help officers respond to non-compliant individuals while maintaining distance.

The BolaWrap 150 is supported by Wrap Reality, the company’s virtual reality training platform; Wrap Tactics, its digital instruction system; and Wrap Vision, its evidence management solution. Wrap is expanding the platform with WrapShield, an artificial intelligence-enabled system designed to combine sensing, threat detection, decision support, command-and-control and graduated response capabilities.

WrapShield is initially targeting counter-unmanned aircraft applications. The company says its technology has been deployed by more than 1,000 law enforcement agencies across more than 60 countries. CEO Scot Cohen described the objective as creating “a unified system that brings together sensing, AI, command-and-control, and graduated, accountable response.”

The development reflects an effort to consolidate multiple public safety technologies within a single operating architecture. By combining threat detection, classification, command-and-control and non-lethal response, Wrap Technologies aims to establish an accountable layer between situational awareness and the application of human force. The platform is based on the principle that the technology layer should be non-lethal wherever tactically appropriate. The company says this approach could reduce reliance on lethal force and improve outcomes during encounters with non-compliant individuals.

The integration of AI through WrapShield also addresses threats such as unauthorized drones, which can create public safety and security risks. By focusing initially on counter-unmanned aircraft applications, Wrap is entering the counter-drone solutions market, where systems require rapid detection and graduated response. The company’s reported deployment across more than 1,000 agencies in over 60 countries provides a foundation for expanding the integrated approach. The initial counter-unmanned aircraft focus also gives the platform a defined application area in which sensing, threat classification and response coordination are central requirements.

For investors and industry observers, the announcement represents Wrap’s move from a single-product company toward a broader platform model. Building on the BolaWrap restraint tool, the company is developing an operating layer between perception and response. The full article is available at . Additional company news and updates are available in the newsroom at .

The implications also extend to accountability and policing practices. As law enforcement agencies face increasing scrutiny over use-of-force incidents, tools that provide distance and non-lethal options can support de-escalation. Wrap’s focus on evidence management and policy frameworks further reflects a broader public safety approach aligned with calls for transparency and responsible policing.

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