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Tech Developments

By Cal Biesecker

Wednesday, January 25th, 2023

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Tech Developments

Smiths Detection's new iLane A20 automated security lane. Photo: Smiths Detection

Smiths Detection Introduces New Automated Screening Lane Smiths Detection has introduced the iLane A20, an automated screening lane for airport checkpoint security that includes a fully automated tray return system, parallel divest stations, empty tray verification, a diverter for suspect bags, and diagnostic capabilities for system performance management. The iLane A20 is modular for customizable configurations. The new lane was developed with Interroll, a provider of material handling solutions. The lane can be integrated with Smiths Detection’s Checkpoint Evo management…

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