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Funded by the European Union

Cosmic Ray Tomograph for Identification of Hazardous and Illegal Goods hidden in Trucks and Sea Containers

Our values

Deliver innovative capatibilities in the field of Non Intrusive Inspection with the introduction of Cosmic Ray detection for cargo.

Thrive in capitalizing our partner’s domain of expertise, diversity throughout common values of integrity, safety, respect, quality and leadership.

Our goals

<p><strong>Safely</strong> compare conventional X-ray</p>

Safely compare conventional X-ray Vs. natural cosmic ray to generate more accurate cargo compliance evaluation.

<p>More <strong>flexible</strong> and less bureaucratic</p>

More flexible and less bureaucratic as the new scanning method would not fall under traditional radiation regulations

<p>Representing actual <strong>detection power</strong></p>

Representing actual detection power instead of the deterrence effect by enabling both, 3D image and composition of the detected materials

<p>Prototype of a <strong>Smart and cost-efficient</strong> scanner</p>

Develop a Prototype of a Smart and cost-efficient scanner which will include ML algorithms allowing automated and remote management of the data with less human interaction

<p>Helps to <strong>reduce risks</strong></p>

Helps to reduce risks of corrupted border workers due to the automated solution

<p>Significantly <strong>faster</strong></p>

Significantly faster and 3 - 7.5 times higher throughput due to its particular drive-in design and shorter scanning time (2-5 min) compared to x-ray and gamma-ray (15 min)

01/06

Partners European & International Talents

TULLI (Finnish Customs) Finnish Customs facilitates the trade in goods and ensures its correctness, offers customer-oriented services and protects society, the environment and the citizens.
DGCE (Directorate General of Customs Enforcement, Ministry of Trade of Turkey) As the end user, the expectations of the Customs from the detection technology will be shared and feedback will be conveyed to help the technical and functional development of the upcoming scanner.
ETCB (Estonian Tax and Customs Board) ETCB is an authority responsible for collecting tariffs and for controlling the flow of goods. Protecting EU internal and external border for contraband and illegal smuggling of goods and human.
SGS – Société Générale De Surveillance SA We are SGS - the world’s leading testing, inspection and certification company. We are recognized as the global benchmark for quality and integrity. Our 96,000 employees operate a network of 2,700 offices and laboratories, working together to enable a better, safer and more interconnected world.
CAEN – Costruzioni Apparecchiature Elettroniche Nucleari Caen Spa CAEN is one of the most important spin-offs of the Italian Nuclear Physics Research Institute, founded in Viareggio in 1979.
GScan GScan is a tech company developing an innovative 3D scanning and tomography technology using only natural radiation around us. The technology combines a unique approach of Atmospheric Ray Tomography (ART) and AI-powered algorithms.
DLR – German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt) The Institute for the Protection of Maritime Infrastructures of the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V.). (DLR) is a civil security research facility based in Bremerhaven.
USFD – The University Of Sheffield The Department of Physics and Astronomy is one of the major departments in the University of Sheffield. The Department is composed of 45 academic staff and research fellows, over 50 research associates, 9 technical staff, and in excess of 500 undergraduate and over 100 postgraduate students.
UCL – Université Catholique De Louvain The Université Catholique deLouvain (UCLouvain) is the largest French-speaking university in Belgium. It participates through the Centre for Cosmology, Particle Physics and Phenomenology (CP3), which hosts research on high energy particle physics and astrophysics, cosmology, particle phenomenology, theory of the fundamental interactions.
UT – University of Tartu University of Tartu is the oldest, largest and the only classical university in Estonia with more than 14 5000 students and 1 800 academic staff members. UT is Estonia’s leading center of research and training. Research at the university focuses on subjects as diverse as medicine and philosophy, genetics and computer science.
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