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Liberty Defense Begins First Beta Test Of HEXWAVE Scanner, Expects TSA Testing in 2023

Liberty Defense Begins First Beta Test Of HEXWAVE Scanner, Expects TSA Testing in 2023
Liberty Defense's HEXWAVE 3D imaging system. Image: Liberty Defense

Liberty Defense has begun the first of an upcoming set of field tests of its HEXWAVE walk-through scanner that automatically detects weapons and other dangerous objects, including metal and non-metal, on people, a key milestone as the new company gets set to go to market in early 2023 with the system. The initial beta test is taking place at one of the largest Hindu temples in the U.S. to screen visitors and worshippers. “Visitors and worshippers should not have to…

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