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07 Aug 2026
Smart Imaging Systems Brochure
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Smart Imaging Systems specializes in miniaturizing X-ray threat detection hardware. Rather than relying on large, stationary gantry systems that require high-power infrastructure, their technology emphasizes:
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- Portability & Modular Design: Systems consist of hand-portable modules that can be assembled quickly without any special tools, making them suitable for temporary security checkpoints and field operations.
- Low Power Consumption: Powered by small, rechargeable batteries using standard single-phase charging adapters, allowing untethered operation in remote or off-grid locations.
- Non-Intrusive Inspection: Designed to scan vehicles, packaging, and isolated structures without requiring physical entry or disassembly.
Products
1. CXR-TD: Car X-ray Scanner–Top View
- Primary Role: Provides a comprehensive overhead X-ray view of passenger vehicles to detect hidden contraband, car bombs, weapons, and illicit drugs.
- Operational Setup: Lightweight and mobile; can be deployed for roadside checkpoints or integrated into permanent entrance gates.
- Power & Deployment: Runs on self-contained small batteries, eliminating the need for heavy generators or direct grid power during mobile deployments.
2. CXR-S: Car X-ray Scanner–Side View
- Primary Role: Focuses specifically on scanning vehicle roofs and vertical side profiles, where top-down scans might experience blind spots.
Deployment Options:
- Standalone: Functions independently for focused profile inspections.
- Dual-View Configuration: Pairs with the CXR-TD to generate a complete multi-angle scan of vehicles passing through the checkpoint.
3. XSR: X-ray Scanning Rover
- Primary Role: Designed for Bomb Techs and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) teams to inspect unattended baggage, suspect packages, and suspected Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).
- Key Mechanism: Integrates a miniaturized X-ray head onto a small robotic rover chassis.
- Safety Feature: Enables safe, stand-off remote scanning so security personnel can inspect potential explosives from a protected distance without physically approaching the object.