Biofire founder Kai Kloepfer says his goal in creating this 9mm smart gun is to "have an incremental positive impact on sort of the uniquely American challenge of gun deaths." Biofire hide caption ...

And Biofire’s lobbyists actively advocate against any legislation that might mandate its technology, thereby diffusing any fears regarding the Second Amendment. Kloepfer has done all he can to ensure ...

Biofire’s new smart gun will have plenty of competition soon. Multiple startup smart gun manufacturers, including LodeStar Works and the unfortunately named SmartGunz LLC are both planning to ...

We have more guns than people in the US and I doubt that everyone will rush to melt down their guns and replace them with Biofire guns.” Promotional material for Biofire’s Smart Gun. CREDIT ...

Biofire says its gun will be in people's hands this month. The company has walked a careful line to avoid blowback from the gun-rights movement. IE 11 is not supported.

Biofire's smart gun is available for pre-order with a refundable $149 deposit, and orders are expected to be completed in early 2024. The gun will ship to customers through the same legal ATF ...

The Biofire Smart Gun is available for pre-order for a refundable US$149 deposit and a total price of US$1,499, and ships under the same regulations as a conventional firearm.

Kai Kloepfer, the founder and CEO of “smart gun” manufacturer Biofire Technologies Inc., stands for a portrait in the model room against product drawings at the company’s corporate ...

The Biofire Smart Gun features both built-in fingerprint and infrared facial recognition technology that only permits use by "authorized" individuals, according to the company.

Kai Kloepfer, the founder and CEO of “smart gun” manufacturer Biofire Technologies Inc., stands for a portrait in the model room against product drawings at the company’s corporate ...

Colorado-based Biofire Tech is taking orders for a smart gun enabled by facial-recognition technology, the latest development in personalized weapons that can only be fired by verified users.

Biofire CEO Kai Kloepfer called the smart gun a "real solution" for gun violence in America. Denver 7 The gun unlocks in less than a second using either a fingerprint or a facial recognition sensor.