ZeroEyes, a Philadelphia-based developer of weapons detection software, has promoted two military veterans to senior vice president ranks as the company looks to expand the adoption of its product in the government sector and pursue strategic partnership efforts.
The company said Friday that JT Wilkins, formerly a geospatial intelligence team leader for U.S. Special Operations Command, will serve as government solutions and be responsible for taking ZeroEyes’ artificial intelligence-powered platform to defense and civilian programs.
Wilkins will also support the company’s work on a drone-enabled active shooter deterrence technology under a $750,000 Direct-to-Phase II Small Business Innovation Research grant from the U.S. Air Force.
ZeroEyes added that Dustin Kisling, a former U.S. Navy SEAL, will be SVP of strategy and lead the company’s go-to-market strategy and business development initiatives.
Kisling co-founded and served as executive director at the Veteran’s Outdoor Advocacy Group, a nonprofit organization advocating for outdoor therapy approaches for former service members.
