According to data released by the United Nations, seven of the world's top 10 ports in container throughput are in China.China has seven ports on the list, including Shanghai (No. 1) and Shenzhen (No. 3).Asia dominates the top eight, reflecting its "central position" in global shipping.Therefore, we are facing such a large container throughput, security inspection system under pressure is not small.
CETC Beijing vacuum electronic technology Co., Ltd, kept up with the development of the times demand, developed the latest model of container inspection system, using independent research and development of X-ray linear accelerator, can greatly improve the detection speed, using intelligent AI the latest technology, built wisdom port, the product can support based on the depth of the convolutional neural network learning function, through constant training of neural network, the automatic update database, improve the accuracy of prohibited item identification;It can also support in-depth development of security information networking, information integration, paperless office and big data comprehensive calculation and other functional modules.
1.Container inspection system
1.1 BVE-6000GGantry type container inspection system
BVE-6000G Gantry type container inspection system uses X-ray radiation imaging technology to obtain the perspective images of materials with different densities inside the container and realize the scanning imaging inspection for the container.It can effectively identify the contraband hidden in the car box, container interlayer, such as weapons, explosives, drugs, smuggled goods, etc.
1.2 BVE-6000P Portal type container inspection systemBVE-6000P Portal type container inspection system uses X-ray radiation imaging technology to obtain the perspective images of materials with different densities inside the container and realize the scanning imaging inspection for the container.It can effectively identify the contraband hidden in the car box, container interlayer, such as weapons, explosives, drugs, smuggled goods, etc.
The driver drives the vehicle through the scanning channel, adopts the head-avoiding technology to scan and image the container only. The system has the advantages of high efficiency, intelligence, safety and reliability, and can be widely used in customs, border inspection, logistics, transportation hub, highway checkpoints and other inspection fields.
1.3 BVE-7500M mobile type container security inspection system
BVE-7500M Mobile type container inspection system uses X-ray radiation imaging technology to obtain the perspective images of materials with different densities inside the container and realize the scanning imaging inspection for the container.It can effectively identify the contraband hidden in the car box, container interlayer, such as weapons, explosives, drugs, smuggled goods, etc.
Beijing Vacuum Electronic Technology Co., Ltd(BVE), affiliated to 12th research institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC),CETC concentrates on intelligent security technology development and have a dedicated R&D team,big manufacturing base as well as professional sales and after sales team with many years' field experience.
BVE main security inspection business covers a series of products in the field of human inspection, vehicle inspection and material inspection, with a total of more than 30 products. The main products include container inspection system, truck inspection system, small and medium-sized vehicle inspection system, X-ray inspection system, human inspection system, as well as explosive detector, drug detector, liquid detector and other security and prevention equipment. BVE series of case products, services and system case solutions have been successfully served in domestic and international customs, rail transit, railway, highway, postal service, prison, public security law, large-scale events and events and many other fields, and successfully completed the mission of security inspection, products and teams have been fully recognized and praised by customers.
