End to airport security lines? New US trials set for AI-powered body scanners

Planned trials of the body scanners at sites, including possibly Denver International Airport, will run in addition to existing security arrangements. Rapid body scanners developed by a tech firm that Bill Gates backed will soon be trialed at major public transport facilities in the US. In November US-based Evolv Technologies is planning to kick off its first pilot using millimeter-wave imaging systems, according to documents filed with the US Federal Communications Commission. The equipment operates in the 24GHz to 30GHz range. The planned trials will take place over two months at Union Station in Washington DC, Denver International Airport, and a station in the LA Metro rail network.