6 Colour Imaging Technology uses imaging analysis to assign colours based on the effective atomic number.
This technique provides better differentiation of items which may have similar composition; each screened object appears in one of the 6 colours based upon a specific range of atomic numbers.
This imaging feature uses imaging analysis to assign colours based on the effective atomic number. 6 Colour imaging provides better differentiation of items which may have similar composition; each screened object appears in one of the 6 colours based upon a specific range of atomic numbers.
Competitor’s 3 Colour imaging systems do not provide the operator with as much information as 6 Colour Imaging.
This imaging feature uses imaging analysis to assign colours based on the effective atomic number. 6 Colour imaging provides better differentiation of items which may have similar composition; each screened object appears in one of the 6 colours based upon a specific range of atomic numbers.
Competitor’s 3 Colour imaging systems do not provide the operator with as much information as 6 Colour Imaging.
6 Colour imaging provides material discrimination, allowing the operator to determine between threat and non-threat items. The operator is able to interpret the X-Ray image more quickly and isolate threats with better precision, increasing the accuracy of detection and throughput.
6 Colour is most effective when used in combination with the Screener Assist Optional Feature.
In the right-hand image above you can see how the explosive appears as a light brown via 6 Colour Imaging - however in the image to its left, it remains orange in 3 Colour Imaging.
Another example is the glass cup appears yellow while utilising 6 Colour, but remains green in 3 Colour. The additional colours shown in the screened images are a few examples of how 6 Colour Imaging adds a unique image differentiation. Advantages of 6 Colour Imaging versus 3 Colour are numerous and may vary by application. With minimal time to identify the various threats common to the field or area, the utilisation of 6 Colour Imaging enables high security threats to be more easily identified by operators.
