What is a body scanner

Do you know what a body scanner is? If you ever passed by airports or sensitive government places, you have noticed that people are monitored for security reasons. Nowadays, several methods are used for security monitoring. E.g., metal detectors, and CCTV cameras. However, these methods, cannot cover all security issues. Learn more

People entering security-critical places like airports, parliament buildings, etc, should be subjected to physical control. Until a few years ago, devices such as metal detectors, X-ray scanners, and CCTV cameras were the only means of security protocol. Each of these failed to do as well as they should; for example, the X-ray scanners are harmful to the human body, and metal detectors can only detect metal objects. Therefore, security guards should physically examine the people. In addition to being unpleasant and being against privacy policy, it increases the likelihood of human error.

Therefore, Company Name designed a monitoring system that can scan passengers and informs relevant authorities if a suspicious case is identified. This system (called a body scanner) can detect possible dangerous objects on a passenger and display their location on the user interface panel.

The importance of using a body scanner

SnapView can be used in transportation terminals (airports, railways, ports), security buildings (parliament buildings, prisons, police stations), or any populated environment (stadiums, concert halls, malls). In these places, some people might carry dangerous objects (weapons, bombs, etc.). For that reason, special security solutions should be considered. A high-performance solution is to use millimeter-wave powered Body scanners. They offer a means of monitoring passengers, preserving their privacy without imposing any health risks. After-sales warranty, easy on-site installation, and having a graphical user interface are other benefits of using this technology.