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DruGuard® is the first of its kind and the only available automatic detection software for Transmission X-ray Full Body Security Scanners.
DruGuard® is unique in its algorithm processing ability to detect internally concealed narcotics. DruGuard® is designed to keep the operator engaged in the image analysis process while providing specific tools such as the probability of detection and location of detected narcotics or drugs.
Extensive reporting features of DruGuard® allow supervisors to review operator performance as compared to that of the software. DruGuard® requires operators to mark suspicious images, and DruGuard® overlays separate detection boxes to distinguish between automated and manual detection. DruGuard® features data input ability which allows it to “learn.”
Simply by using the software, operators are assisting in increasing the sensitivity and decreasing false alarms.
Typical packed drugs
DRUGUARD® is an automated narcotics detection assistance software based on state-of-the-art neural network algorithms and knowledge of human body physiology, specially developed to provide the operator with a tool for automated marking of illegal swallowed or smuggled inside body cavities substances as well as visualization of the suspicious areas with indication of appropriate drugs presence probability.
In the matter of seconds this intelligent software analyzes the images and outlines the suspicious areas where the drugs may be concealed.
Visualisation and detection
Peculiarities:
- Optimization of drug searching process
- Elimination of the human factor
- Low false alarm rate
- Color outlining
Key features
Patented software
US PAT 9,576,219 B2
Low false alarm rate
Up to 99% probability
Color outlining
Operator can easily make a decision
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Algorithm for automatic detection and indication of the prohibited items and threats