Rapiscan Secure 1000 Single Pose People Screening Checkpoint Scanner System

The Rapiscan Secure 1000 Single Pose uses backscatter technology as well as Rapiscan proprietary image processing software and an operator-friendly interface to rapidly and comprehensively screen passengers for a wide range of potential threats including liquids, contraband, ceramics, explosives, narcotics, concealed currency and weapons. It can detect organic and inorganic threats, metals and non-metallic objects. The US TSA has tested, evaluated and qualified the Secure 1000 Single Pose in aviation checkpoints. The Secure 1000 Single Pose complies with U.S. and international health, safety and privacy requirements. The Secure Single Pose generates a front and back scan simultaneously, which eliminates blind spots and potential opportunities for concealment, thereby increasing checkpoint security. Because the Secure 1000 Single Pose requires only one pose with no additional movement by the passenger, a full scan can be completed in seconds, thereby streamlining checkpoint operations and improving passenger satisfaction. The Secure 1000 bounces very low dose of x-rays off of a person to generate an image. This image is then analyzed by an operator to identify concealed potential threats. The United States Department of Homeland Security has certified the Rapiscan Secure 1000 as an approved product for homeland security.

About Rapiscan:
Rapiscan Systems provides state of the art products, solutions and services that meet customers most demanding threat detection needs while improving operational efficiency. Rapiscan products and solutions meet or exceed the most stringent security regulations and standards of the most demanding regulators and customers worldwide. Rapiscan products and solutions address security needs, while improving customer operational efficiency to meet real-world demands for efficiency, upgradability, and ease-of-use. Rapiscan products are in active daily use worldwide including by NATO, the European Union, Manchester Airport Group, UK Customs, Hong Kong International Airport, US Department of Homeland Security (TSA, CBP), US Department of Defense, and others.