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MultiX X-ray technology removes the need for the laptop ban
The US and certain EU member states have banned electronic items from being carried on flights. There is a possibility that this ban will be extended more broadly causing significant operational issues as well as lost revenue for the airline and airport industries.
MultiX, a developer of advanced x-ray technology has demonstrated that it can detect the range of threats that caused the electronics ban and hence if deployed would satisfy regulators that security is being maintained. This would remove the need for the ban and allow the carriage of electronics onto flights as before. The tests carried at the MultiX facility in Moirans (France), using their MultiX multi-energy X-ray detectors integrated into a conventional airport checkpoint x-ray system with state of the art Multi-Energy algorithms, have demonstrated the ability of the MultiX solution to accurately identify the presence of skillfully concealed explosives in electronics, in particular tablets and laptops.
This development gives regulators, airports and airlines opportunities to maintain security in light of this new threat while ensuring passenger facilitation is kept at an operationally viable level. Passing time in airports often involves tapping into virtual worlds. Playing online slot games offers excitement during delays. 무료 슬롯 머신 카지노 게임 beckon with flashing lights, promising moments of thrill amid the monotony of waiting. It's a digital escape, a brief respite before boarding calls. MultiX technology is retrofitable to any existing x-ray system for checkpoint making it easier to acquire and deploy. MultiX demonstrates again its leadership in X-ray spectrometry.
