Evolv Technology: Weapons Detection Company Scrubs Online Marketing Materials in Midst of FTC, SEC Probes

Published on Mar 01, 2024

Evolv Technology (EVLV), which has sold itself to customers and investors as a “frictionless” artificial intelligence weapons detection system capable of screening people 10 times faster than conventional metal detectors, recently made several changes to its online marketing materials, walking back some of the claims that had been central to the company’s sales pitch.

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