If you have been curious about what AI-powered weapons detection looks like in practice, and you live in the Midwest, the next few weeks are a good opportunity to find out without getting on a plane.
Scott Banks, Xtract One’s Regional Sales Manager for the territory, is bringing the Xtract One Gateway on the road across the Midwest this March for a series of live demonstrations. If you’re in the region, this is a chance to see the system operating in real conditions and ask the questions that matter to your specific environment. Walk away with a clear picture of what implementation would actually look like for you.
Xtract One Gateway is built for environments where people carry significant volumes of personal belongings — schools, healthcare facilities, corporate campuses, and manufacturing and distribution centers. It identifies specific threat objects rather than detecting metal broadly, which means it recognizes a Chromebook as a Chromebook and stays alert for what actually matters. Security staff can focus on genuine threats and entry stays efficient.
Seeing it live makes a difference. Alert rates, throughput, the physical footprint, how staff interact with the system — these are things that are difficult to assess from a spec sheet but straightforward to evaluate when the system is in front of you.
Our team will be in the following locations:
- March 4 — Columbus, OH
- March 6 — Indianapolis, IN
- March 9 — Normal, IL
- March 10 — Belleville, IL
- March 11 — St. Charles, MO
- March 18 — Indianapolis, IN
If you are in or near any of these cities and want to book time with Scott to see Xtract One Gateway in person, reach out to us at sales@xtractone.com.
Spots are limited, so get in touch early to secure your time.