TIP (Threat Image Projection)

Introduction to TIP (Threat Image Projection)

TIP (Threat Image Projection) is an advanced security technology based on X-ray software that enhances the detection capability of security personnel by projecting virtual images of threatening items (such as weapons or prohibited items) during passenger luggage scanning. This system is widely used in airports and other places, aiming to simulate real threat scenarios to improve operator vigilance and recognition accuracy. Its main functions include real-time image injection, performance monitoring, and feedback mechanism to ensure efficient and reliable scanning process.

The core advantages of TIP are reflected in the following aspects:

Improving detection performance: By frequently exposing security personnel to diverse threat images (such as explosives or sharp objects), their attention level and threat recognition ability are significantly enhanced, and the false alarm rate can be controlled at a low level.

Intelligent data management: The system automatically collects detection data for evaluating individual performance, generating customized training programs, and providing feedback on weaknesses to continuously optimize security operation processes.

Adaptive optimization: Key settings such as the TIP to bag ratio and image library management need to be finely adjusted to ensure diversity and coverage of threat images, further enhancing overall security effectiveness.

The following video visually demonstrates the operation demonstration and application scenarios of TIP technology: In actual deployment, TIP has been incorporated into the global security regulatory framework, becoming a fundamental tool for enhancing the defense capabilities of critical facilities such as airport security checkpoints. Its radiation free design and high compatibility support seamless integration with existing X-ray equipment, driving the development of safety standards towards intelligence.