Liberty Defense Holdings Ltd., a prominent technology provider specializing in AI-driven advanced detection solutions, designed to safeguard secure premises against prohibited weaponry and emerging dangers, is delighted to announce the successful culmination of the inaugural HEXWAVE system production phase. These systems boast the capability to identify both non-metallic and metallic threats, encompassing items such as 3D printed ghost firearms, liquid substances, powders, plastic explosives, all without necessitating the interruption or removal of commonplace articles like cell phones, keys, and jackets while traversing the HEXWAVE™ gateways.

In recent months, the Company has observed a substantial surge in demand for the HEXWAVE technology, evidenced by a burgeoning backlog of orders. This surge has emanated from renowned clients such as Los Alamos National Labs, Greater Toronto Airports Authority, Elkhart County Courthouse, Smiths Detection, Linev US, and culminated in the first international transaction with GRASP in Amsterdam. The interest isn't confined solely to the U.S. aviation employee screening initiative; it spans various domains including penitentiaries, museums, stadiums, warehouses, governmental edifices, and other communal venues.

Bill Frain, Liberty Defense's CEO, commented, "This marks a pivotal juncture and a remarkable achievement for the Company. While we've garnered invaluable support over the years from MIT Lincoln Labs and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) in refining the design and delineating performance parameters, this accomplishment owes itself to the adeptness and experience of our engineering and operations teams based in Atlanta and Boston. Years of arduous work have been poured into developing this genuinely pioneering screening technology, and it's immensely gratifying to foresee its imminent deployment at customer locales to safeguard the public."

Concurrently, the Company has sealed distribution pacts with strategic partners of paramount significance to amplify market outreach in both aviation and urban security sectors.

"Our mission is far from concluded, and our commitment extends to further refining the software algorithms and bolstering AI capabilities to preclude emerging threats such as 3D printed weaponry, suicide vests, and other perilous explosive materials that pose hazards in communal spaces," appended Frain. "Our system is poised for the future, as we possess the seamless capacity to dispatch software updates to our customers once HEXWAVE is operational in the field."

Source:prnewswire.com