Leonardo ISV is the world's first compact, bullet-resistant electric vehicle positioned inside buildings before a crisis begins — reducing response from 15–20 minutes to 3–5 seconds.
Leonardo will provide you with an unparalleled level of security and will make all public places a crime-free zone.
It takes 15–20 minutes for the police SWAT team to arrive. Leonardo will come to the crime scene with lightning speed in 3–5 seconds.
Most deadly attacks in schools, universities, malls, airports, offices, and public buildings happen indoors. Traditional emergency response takes 15–20 minutes — dispatch, traffic, building access, confusion. The violence is over in a few minutes. This is the deadly gap.
Leonardo ISV is a patented compact electric indoor security vehicle — enclosed operator cabin, visibility windows, roof-mounted observation and warning systems, and a faceted bullet-resistant shell engineered to fit through standard interior doors and corridors.
Integrated with cameras, alarms, doors, emergency systems, and communications. Designed for schools, colleges, airports, shopping centers, government buildings, hospitals, houses of worship, and stadiums.
Three projections from the patent dossier — wireframe, transparent X-ray, and solid render. Compact electric indoor security vehicle with enclosed operator cabin, visibility windows, roof lighting, and rear service deck.
Every subsystem on Leonardo ISV exists for a reason — armor, surveillance, mobility, signaling, operator comfort. Each engineered for indoor protection.
Bulletproof windows are located on every side and in the front of the vehicle. Engineered to withstand AR-15 and AK-47 caliber rounds — the side window cracked but did not break in the April 8, 2023 ballistic test.
A dedicated camera records all surveillance for training, evidence, and law enforcement requirements. Roof-mounted with full forward coverage and tied to the operator's monitors inside the cabin.
Width is only 30 inches — Leonardo passes through any standard doorway. If a door is closed, Leonardo will crush it. Top speed of 8 MPH — sufficient to reach any room or space inside a building in 3–5 seconds.
A loud speaker and siren are mounted on the roof. Rear and front lights are integrated into the chassis. Leonardo displays flashing emergency lights to deter aggression and signal presence — visible deterrence by design.
Climate-controlled with a micro-AC unit. Roof access for emergency egress. Three locked-down firing ports on each side allow the operator to return fire on a perpetrator from any angle — without leaving protection.
Inside Leonardo ISV: three TFT color monitors connected to roof-mounted cameras provide 360° awareness. Tactical viewports cut for direct observation and return engagement. A control panel with PA, communications, and warning array. The operator never leaves protection.
Each subsystem on Leonardo ISV exists because a real incident, somewhere in the world, demonstrated it should. Nothing is decorative.
Leonardo ISV is engineered for institutional environments where rapid indoor defense saves lives. Every category was studied. Every floor plan reviewed.
Leonardo ISV brings together two complementary roles — the author of the original idea and the partner who turned the concept into a working prototype. Protected by U.S. Patent No. 11,667,345 (issued 2023).
Anton Savelyev joined as a partner, inventor, engineer, architect, and project developer — helping transform Leonid's concept into a real working prototype and supporting its further development and promotion.
He is also the founder of several companies operating at the intersection of advanced engineering implementation, architectural development, design, automotive innovation, and inventive solutions.
Leonard Fonarov created the original idea and initiated the invention. The patent holder behind Leonardo ISV, he saw the gap between traditional emergency response and the actual timeline of indoor violence — and proposed a new category of protective vehicle to close it.
Together, Fonarov and Savelyev turned an original invention into a real working prototype — and continue developing its future potential as a protective technology for law enforcement and public safety.
The framework for indoor security and the case for protecting law enforcement — both available worldwide on Amazon.
The inventors introduce Leonardo ISV — a compact, agile, armored patrol unit that operates inside school buildings. The framework, the patent, the case for indoor defense.
Read on AmazonA cutting-edge case for Leonardo as a tool for keeping police officers safe — for the first time ever combining law enforcement with armored mobile protection to reduce crime and stop mass shootings.
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