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Join us for an information-packed webinar exploring innovative technologies designed to improve contraband detection and ensure security within correctional facilities. We will provide a comprehensive overview of the Rohde & Schwarz on-person microwave imaging technology with the QPS series body scanners, RaySecur’s MailSecur security imaging technology and their application in real-world settings and the Smiths Detection IONSCAN 600 portable trace narcotics detector. You will learn how these cutting-edge technologies—powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and imaging— have been tailored to enhance the detection of illicit substances including fentanyl, K2 and other narcotics, all while minimizing training requirements and streamlining operations. Drawing from successful partnerships, real-time user feedback, case studies from pilot programs and real-world installations, we will demonstrate how these solutions are helping reduce the threat of contraband in correctional environments, safeguarding staff and improving operational efficiency.
You will:
- Explore how Rohde & Schwarz QPS series AI-powered microwave imaging technology has been tailored for contraband detection in correctional facilities
- Learn how RaySecur’s MailSecur security terahertz imaging technology is detecting hidden narcotics, weapons, and electronics in mail and personal items, without compromising privacy or safety.
- Understand the capabilities of the Smiths Detection IONSCAN 600 portable trace narcotics detector and its role in rapidly identifying illicit substances.
MEET THE SPEAKERS:
L – R: Chrtisoph Baur, David Hale, Michael Frunzi
Dr. Christoph Baur (PhD) is the acting Director Software Imaging Products at Rohde & Schwarz Germany and leading the team responsible for all software-related activities concerning the quick personnel scanner (QPS) line of body scanning systems from Rohde & Schwarz. His team brings together agile software development and cutting-edge AI R&D to turn millimeter-wave imaging technologies into high performance threat and contraband detection devices. Christoph holds a PhD in Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence from Technical University of Munich and has many years of practical experience with machine learning. From his close collaboration with customers and stakeholders in numerous projects, including projects for Norwegian prisons, he understands the opportunities and challenges involved, from both a technical and operational perspective.
David Hale serves as Director of Security, focused on contraband and threat intelligence and policy development in RaySecur’s security advisory practice. Prior to RaySecur, David spent 15 years working in law enforcement in various roles including patrol, SWAT and undercover narcotics investigations. As a member of Federal Organized Crime and Drug Enforcement Task Force, David has worked alongside the DEA, ATF, and Homeland Security. During his tenure, he frequently engaged with correction facilities on drug smuggling and trafficking investigations. In addition, to law enforcement and investigations, he is certified as a hazardous materials operator. David advises and trains correctional facilities and public safety agencies on narcotics and illicit drug detection as part of the EODSecur services team at RaySecur.
Michael Frunzi is the Defense and New Markets Sales Director for Smiths Detection, Inc. in Edgewood, MD. He and his team are responsible for creating novel technical solutions for key customers, cultivating new business opportunities and furthering the reach and scope of Smiths Detection’s mission of making the world a safer place. He specializes in development, deployment and global lifecycle management of x-ray imaging and chemical sensor products for detecting weapons, CBRNe threats and narcotics in military, transportation security, law enforcement and urban security applications. Michael holds a Doctorate of Philosophy in Physical Chemistry from Yale University and has worked at Smiths Detection since 2011.
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