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  • 3DX-RAY to exhibit complete security systems at International Security Expo 2026.
  • ClanTect HPDS detects concealed individuals, boosting border and critical infrastructure security.
  • Military and police utilise 3DX-Ray's portable x-ray systems for enhanced security operations.

3DX-RAY Ltd is set to present its extensive array of security inspection and detection systems at the forthcoming International Security Expo 2026.

The event will feature the company's broad selection of technologies aimed at supporting border control, law enforcement, and various security agencies, as well as operators of critical national infrastructure (CNI). This initiative provides a robust solution to modern security challenges encountered across borders, prisons, governmental facilities, and transport hubs.

Advancements in detecting concealed individuals

A notable development within the company's offerings is the ClanTect Human Presence Detection System (HPDS). This system has recently achieved a significant milestone by securing a contract for the supply of six systems intended to bolster state border security operations in Central Asia, marking its first deployment under the 3DX-RAY umbrella.

The ClanTect HPDS utilizes proprietary vibration detection technology, which effectively differentiates between natural and human-induced vibrations, allowing for the detection of hidden individuals in vehicles and containers without the need for intrusive searches.

Enhancing border and infrastructure security

The ClanTect HPDS is already operational with the UK's Border Force and Frontex

Human Presence Detection Systems offer an essential security enhancement for border agencies by combating illegal migration, smuggling, and organised crime, all while ensuring the smooth flow of legitimate trade and traffic. The ClanTect HPDS is already operational with the UK's Border Force and Frontex. In critical national infrastructure and prison settings, these systems augment vehicle screening processes, enabling authorities to detect individuals attempting unauthorized entry or exit.

In addition to the innovative HPDS, the expo attendees will have the opportunity to explore 3DX-RAY's well-established portable x-ray systems. These systems are extensively employed by military Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) teams, police bomb squads, and specialized search units around the globe.

Participants at the International Security Expo are encouraged to engage with the 3DX-RAY team to learn more about how the company’s integrated security solutions are advancing border protection, prison security, CNI resilience, and counter-terrorism efforts. The exhibition will occur at the 'Counter Threat Pavilion' in Olympia on 29-30 September 2026.

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