Screening View
Each bag in material colours, the way the scanner separates them.
- Dual-energy colour
- Organic
- Inorganic / mixed
- Metal
- Previous / next bag
- Camera view
Security Screening
Fox Baggage Scanner
The screener's workstation for a checkpoint X-ray.
Fox Baggage Scanner runs the operator station of a dual-energy X-ray baggage scanner. It drives the belt, shows each bag in material colours, gives the screener the enhancements to look inside it, and draws the scanner's detections on the image under the policy set for each security level.
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Material
Dual-energy colours for organic, inorganic, metal and mixed.
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Enhance
24 stackable enhancements, with F1 to F3 combinations.
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Overlay
Items the scanner reports, drawn on the bag.
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Belt
Conveyor control, 11 monitored subsystems and relay outputs.
A detection policy for each security level: which reported items show, as Danger, Warning or Safe, from what threshold and in which colour.
01Data In, Data Out
How a Bag Moves Through Fox Baggage Scanner
Fox Baggage Scanner takes each bag's dual-energy scan and what the scanner reports, and puts out the screening view, the detection overlay, belt control and the sign-in record.
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Your scanner
Each bag's dual-energy scan as it streams in past the X-ray, with the items the scanner reports.
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1 Material colour
Each bag coloured by material: organic, inorganic, metal and mixed.
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2 Enhancements
Stack enhancements to look inside the bag, with saved combinations on F1 to F3.
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3 Detection overlay
Items the scanner reports, drawn on the bag under the policy for the security level.
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4 Station record
The scanner's 11 subsystems in view, and a record of who signed in.
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At the station
The screening view with its detection overlay, relay outputs and the sign-in audit.
- Screening view
- Detection overlay
- Relay outputs
- Sign-in audit
02The Toolset
Everything a Screener Reaches For
The operator station of a dual-energy X-ray scanner: the image, what the scanner reports, and the station around it.
Image Enhancements
Look inside the bag without rescanning it.
- 24 enhancements
- Stackable
- F1–F3 combinations
- Organic stripping
- Metal stripping
- Density alert Z7–Z9
Detection Overlay
What the scanner's own AI reports, drawn on the bag for the screener.
- Scanner AI overlay
- Follow mode
- Show / hide
- Overlay styling
- Class labels
- Confidence
Detection Policy
Per security level, decide what is shown and how loudly.
- Security levels
- Danger · Warning · Safe
- Thresholds
- Label colours
- Per-class on / off
Belt and Station
Run the conveyor and keep an eye on the machine from the same screen.
- Conveyor control
- 11 monitored subsystems
- Relay outputs
- Maintenance counters
Administration
Who can do what at the station, and a record of it.
- Accounts
- Permission groups
- 19 permission flags
- Sign-in audit
- Logs and events
03How a Bag Runs
Belt → Look → Decide
The order a screener works in.
Sign in
Each screener signs in with their own account and permissions.
Run the belt
Start the conveyor from the station; the bag streams in as it passes the X-ray.
Look inside
Switch enhancements, strip organic or metal, and check the density alert.
Check detections
Detections reported by the scanner appear on the image, styled by the policy.
Next bag
Step back and forth through the bags on the station.
04Platform
Built for the Operator Station
One Windows station drives the scanner and shows the screener everything the scanner reports.
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Enhancements
Stackable, with saved combinations on the F1 to F3 keys.
Z7–Z9
Density alert
Dense material marked at the level the screener chooses.
19
Permission flags
Grouped into roles, with a sign-in audit.
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Subsystems watched
The scanner's subsystems monitored, with relay outputs.
TCP
Scanner link
Source, detector and conveyor driven over the scanner's TCP protocol.
.NET 8
Windows station
WPF on Windows, 64-bit, with a scanner simulator for bench work.
Running a screening checkpoint?
Tell us about your scanner, and we will show you Fox Baggage Scanner running.