Gun violence prevention

Smart gun technology prevents unauthorized shooting

According to The Handgun Trigger Safety Act proposed in the U.S, co-sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass), gun dealers would be required to install smart gun technology that fires only if it recognizes the shooter – the person who purchased the gun or someone they designate as an authorized user.Some smart gun technologies use fingerprints, while others require the shooter to wear a bluetooth bracelet or receive a microchip implant that unlocks the gun.