Smiths Detection launches the automatic detection software iCmore … – Business Wire

Vitry, France – ( BUSINESS WIRE ) – Smiths Detection today launched iCmore, an advanced software suite for automatic identification of suspicious items and dangerous threats, hidden in vehicles and sea containers. The software will enable control officers at the border to identify items such as cigarettes or dangerous radiation levels more accurately.

iCmore helps security officers and customs to concentrate their resources on any abnormality of the load during the verification process, to reduce the guesswork and accelerate the analysis. It helps Customs to recover tax revenues high potential value.

The software also reduces the burden on security personnel by improving procedures and speeding the flow of traffic. These updates are available for the full range of powerful HCV cargo inspection systems manufactured by Smiths Detection.

SShan Hood, Vice President, Products and Technology at Smiths Detection, said: “iCmore supports an important evolution step for our customers by providing greater automation. This is a major contribution to the fight against international terrorism and smuggling, speeding up the inspection of a growing volume of cross-border traffic. “

The software configurations iCmore initially target cigarettes, radiation sources and the identification of non-empty containers. The planned additions will help identify inconsistencies in the load and automatically target the expensive or heavy materials, such as gold, lead and uranium.

Smiths Detection offers advanced security solutions in civil and military markets worldwide, developing and manufacturing technology products regulated by governments that detect and identify explosives, chemical and biological, radiological and nuclear threats, weapons, narcotics and contraband. It is part of Smiths Group, a global leader in the application of integrated technologies in the markets of advanced detection of threats and contraband, energy, medical devices, communications and fabricated components. Smiths Group employs around 23,000 people in more than 50 countries.

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