Astrophysics’ x-ray scanners can include the following optional features:
Astrophysics proprietary software that enhances an operator's ability to discriminate between scanned materials based on their chemical composition and density.
Software that automatically optimizes x-ray scans in real-time, eliminating the need for operators to apply imaging features manually.
Increases the load the conveyor can support.
Customizable features vary by model and may increase cost and delivery lead times. Consult with our sales team for assistance on customized security solutions.
Heightens security and efficiency. Remote workstations can be added to any Astrophysics Inc. system, including a Remote Table-Mounted Station, Suspect Workstation, and Supervisor Workstation.
Ensures systems are able to operate in extreme climates. Astrophysics offers two environmental kits: the Polar Kit and the Tropical Kit. The Polar Kit features a generator-mounted heating pad. The Tropical Kit includes an additional fan and multiple humidity control devices.
Includes heavy duty caster wheels, handles, and a monitor mount. Allows operators to move the x-ray scanner over uneven floors and redeploy it at a new location. Kit can be tailored to customer specifications.
Uses an “interlock” to ensure the operator is present whenever the system is active, to prevent the system from operating in an unsafe condition. Operators trigger the interlock by stepping onto the mat.
Enables customers to perform on-site system checks on system performance and reliability.
Monitor, keyboard, mouse, work table and computer that allows supervisors and administrators to concurrently monitor multiple x-ray systems.
Allows screeners to conduct additional analysis of suspicious objects and control work flow, for maximum efficiency at every checkpoint. It is attached to the system via Ethernet cable and can be situated at distances greater than 5 meters (15’).
Maintains full control of the system and provides greater flexibility when designing the overall layout of a screening area. Connects to the X-Ray Inspection System via Ethernet cable and can be operated at a distance of up to 5 meters (15’) away. A table-mounted station comes standard on the XIS-7858 and larger.
A mobile monitor stand that allows operators to screen bags in areas with limited space.
AOCP, monitor, computer and work table that allow a second set of operators or supervisors to review and evaluate scanned images.
Advanced Operator Control Panel (AOCP), monitor and work table that connect to the scanner via Ethernet cable at a distance of up to 5 meters (15 feet).
Secondary workstations that allow operators and supervisors to manage x-ray scanners from a distance and can be added to any Astrophysics scanner.
Rubber and/or motorized roller attachments for entry and exit tunnels that speed up the bag screening process.
Allows the x-ray scanner to better utilize space and comply with a wider range of security regulations.
Helps move bags through the system, process larger objects, provides longer clearance, and more baggage storage.
Lengthened entry and exit tunnels that protect civilians and prevent them from reaching into the scanner while it is in operation.
Increases the load the conveyor can support.
Upgrades the conveyor motor for faster speed.
Attachments for the entry and exit tunnels that offer longer clearance and help operators scan larger and heavier objects.
Allows operators to perform onsite safety checks and ensure compliance with radiation safety regulations.
Protects the system’s electronics from liquid damage. Allows users to keep liquids in their bags during screening.
A condensed Computer-Based Training program that improves operator skill. Used exclusively on Astrophysics x-ray scanners.
Highlights potential threats by indicating impenetrable or dense objects in red, ensuring operators are alerted to their presence.
Astrophysics can provide AOCP manual and operator interface software in multiple languages, including Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Italian, Japanese and Spanish.
Aids operators in identifying difficult threats, such as explosives or narcotics, which can commonly be mistaken for other organic materials.
Software system that periodically inserts a threat object into scanned images to evaluate operators’ screening abilities and test their effectiveness.
Aids operators in identifying difficult threats, such as explosives or narcotics, which can commonly be mistaken for other organic materials.
Astrophysics can provide AOCP manual and operator interface software in multiple languages, including Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Italian, Japanese and Spanish.
Software system that periodically inserts a threat object into scanned images to evaluate operators’ screening abilities and test their effectiveness.
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