GNSS News & Events

Genasys announced the Genasys Evertel integration with the public safety data and analytics platform used by the Vacaville, CA Police Department. Jeff Halstead, Ret. Police Chief, Evertel Founder, and Director of Strategic Accounts at Genasys, said, "Real-Time Crime Centers, Real-Time Intelligence Centers, and fusion centers gather law enforcement intelligence from countless sources. But getting that intelligence to officers in the field fast enough to help them make more informed decisions has traditionally required manual distribution, creating critical delays. Expanding Evertel integrations removes delays by enabling organizations to automatically deliver critical intelligence analysis to the right personnel, regions, and devices in seconds."

Genasys announced a strategic partnership with Intterra to deliver full two-way integration between the Intterra Aware platform and Genasys Protect. The integration of the Intterra Aware platform and Genasys Protect will enable agencies participating in AwareCA to initiate evacuation communications directly within Intterra's Aware Intel Hub and Aware Ops. Robert Wolf, CEO at Intterra, said, "Evacuation orders are life-or-death decisions - there is no margin for delay, distortion, or secondhand interpretation. The public should never have to rely on radio chatter or social media to understand when to act. Those orders must come directly from Incident Command and be clearly identified as official. Through our partnership with Genasys, the moment an evacuation order is issued, AwareCA delivers it instantly to the public - verified, authoritative, and directly from the source. That's what it means to trust the badge."

Genasys announced a large, multi-year contract with Ada County, Idaho for Genasys Protect emergency management software services. This is the second Idaho county to replace its emergency alert service with Genasys Protect.

Reports Q2 rervenue $15.5M, consensus $15.2M. "The fiscal second quarter marked an important inflection point, headlined by a return to net income profitability and a roughly 63% gross margin," said Richard Danforth, Genasys' Chief Executive Officer. "Consistent delivery in Puerto Rico, combined with a standout bookings quarter in software, including new-state wins in Idaho and North Carolina, reflect sustained operational discipline and accelerating sales traction. The hard work from our team is beginning to show in our financial results, and we expect this progress to continue, supported by our roughly $58 million backlog."