Microchip scanners articles
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Brussels "raids" Chinese bagage scanner plant in Rotterdam
The European Commission has carried out “inspections” at the offices of Chinese baggage scanner maker Nuctech in the Netherlands and Poland as part of an investigation into illegal state support. Nuctech makes equipment to scan containers and baggage in the Netherlands and Brussels suspects it receives financial support from the Chinese government, which would be against EU rules. “I can say nothing about the investigation,” board director Robert Bos told broadcaster NOS. “It is confidential....
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She Thought He Was Another Abuse Case, But His Microchip Scan 'Freaked Her Out'
The discovery of Nate, a purebred Husky with a striking appearance, roaming the streets alone came as a surprise to shelter workers accustomed to finding mixed-breed dogs in such conditions. Yet, it quickly became apparent that Nate was no ordinary stray. His haunted, hollow eyes revealed a history of trauma, and his behavior was distinctly troubled. Extremely skittish and prone to shutting down emotionally, Nate’s demeanor suggested a life marked by distressing experiences. Nate’s journey from...
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Schiphol introduces three-second scanners ahead of holiday rush
Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport has replaced all its 53 security scanners that check departing passengers with faster models that analyse whether travellers are carrying prohibited items in less than three seconds. In addition, the new technology requires fewer physical searches, while still meeting the high security requirements that apply at Schiphol, the company said on Wednesday. Schiphol earlier introduced 3D CT scanners for hand luggage checks, which means travellers do not need to take...