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Security Scanners Market Report: Exception processing, and preventing tragedy
Part 2: Exception processing, preventing tragedy While we introduced this series by highlighting the benefits of accelerating security screening and the obvious benefits of reducing staffing requirements, we must acknowledge the importance of preventing bad actors from carrying a weapon or weapons into a public venue. The examples of tragedy are too numerous to enumerate here. Venue operators have a...Feature
Security Scanners Market Report: Who are the providers in the stadium security scanner marketplace?
Part 3: Who are the providers? Since many of the providers in the walk-through security screening marketplace are privately held it is hard to get exact statistics on the number of systems deployed, or the exact costs of systems to venues. However, because of some media reports of contract proposals to public schools and other venues who must reveal costs...Feature
Security Scanners Market Report: CEIA finding stadium customers for Opengate scanning system
Company: CEIA USA (U.S. subsidiary of Italian parent CEIA, whose initials stand for Costruzioni Elettroniche Industriali Automatism; but everyone calls the company by its acronym, which is pronounced “CHEY-ah”) Product: Opengate weapons detection system What it looks like: Two thin towers per gate How it works: People walk between the two gates one at a time. Positive alerts generate audio...News
Evolv adds Twins, Astros, Phillies and Lightning (and Red Sox) to customer list for walk-through security scanners
As part of its latest quarterly financial announcement, walk-through weapons detection system provider Evolv said it had added the Minnesota Twins, the Houston Astros, the Philadelphia Phillies and the Tampa Bay Lightning as customers, adding to a breakout year where the company more than doubled its revenue. The publicly traded (NASDAQ: EVLV) Evolv, which has rapidly added sports stadium customers...Feature