By integrating their computed tomography and X-ray diffraction imaging systems into a new offering, Leidos (LDOS) and Quadridox, a company in XRDI imaging and detection, are developing an advanced checked baggage screening technology aimed at increasing security while keeping luggage moving quickly during the screening process. The new agreement combines Leidos’ Examiner 3DX CT with Quadridox’s DELPHI XRDI technology. By leveraging the companies’ expertise, airports can gain deeper insights into potential threats and be better positioned to keep pace with evolving regulatory requirements. The technology integration is designed to help airport operations achieve higher detection rates for prohibited items concealed within baggage, along with fewer false positives. Such advancements will help airports keep up with increasing passenger volume, ensuring luggage can be efficiently screened and routed to flights, on time.
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