Cleveland Hopkins Airport to Deploy HEXWAVE Screening Systems
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- Liberty Defense and Wadsworth Solutions announced the sale of HEXWAVE systems to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, which handles about 10 million passengers each year. The technology uses millimeter‑wave and 3D video‑rate imaging to detect metallic and non‑metallic threats for the airport’s Aviation Worker Screening program. Wadsworth Solutions will install the systems, train operators and provide ongoing support, with deployments planned at nine airports including Cleveland Hopkins.
- The HEXWAVE systems are expected to enhance security screening capabilities for airport staff and contractors, complementing existing passenger screening measures. By integrating advanced threat detection, the airport aims to improve safety while maintaining efficient operations for its high passenger volume.
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