Exploring the next generation of passive officer safety.
Mavryn Protect is being developed around the idea that officer-safety technology should work in the background — without requiring another button, another screen, or constant interaction.
Learn MoreSafety technology should not create more work.
Officers already carry radios, phones, body cameras, and operate under high cognitive load. Mavryn Protect is being designed to add a layer of passive awareness using signals from devices officers already carry — building toward earlier recognition when something may be wrong.
Designed around real-world officer workflows.
Watch-First Sensing
Apple Watch serves as the primary sensing layer — passively monitoring motion and heart-rate signals without requiring officer interaction.
Motion sensing
Continuous accelerometer and gyroscope data
Heart-rate signals
Passive cardiovascular monitoring
Concern evaluation
Signal analysis for abnormal patterns
Mobile Context Hub
iPhone acts as the contextual and communications hub — processing signals, managing escalation, and providing officer-controlled interaction when needed.
GPS & context
Location and environmental awareness
Escalation workflows
Graduated notification and alert paths
Recovery logic
Post-concern evaluation and monitoring
Built on these foundations.
Passive by design
Officers should not need to interact with safety technology during critical moments.
Officer-controlled cancellation
Officers maintain full control to acknowledge and cancel alerts.
Privacy-conscious design
Built around data minimization and officer trust from the ground up.
Abnormal-event detection
Evaluating signal patterns to identify potentially concerning circumstances.
Graduated escalation
Concern evaluation with recovery logic before any escalation occurs.
Diagnostics & transparency
Officers and supervisors can understand what the system is observing.
Interested in Mavryn Protect?
We are actively developing Mavryn Protect and welcome conversations with law-enforcement agencies interested in the future of passive officer safety.
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