Multi-Systems Network Display Station (NDS) enables security professionals to efficiently manage the continuous flow of baggage and parcels for inspection while ensuring a thorough threat detection process at the screening site. Rapiscan® Systems’ Multi-System Network Display Station (NDS) enables security professionals to more efficiently manage the primary and secondary inspection process, improving the continuous flow of baggage and parcels, while still ensuring a thorough threat detection procedure at the screening site. With the Multi-System NDS, the X-ray image of bag or parcel contents is transmitted with the location of the suspicious objects marked and annotated by the local operator, to the secondary NDS display. The manual search operator can then reconcile the scanned items image with the contents of the actual item. The annotated image allows the secondary operator to quickly recognize the search area in a suspect item.

- TIPNet is an advanced networking capability available for the Rapiscan® Systems 600 series X-ray screening systems running TIP. - TIPNet helps ensure the effective use of these systems by providing an easy-to-learn, easy-to-operate multi-system monitoring, reporting and configuration management tool. TIPNet allows supervisors to run Threat Image Projection (TIP) on multiple X-ray systems from one central network computer. On a standalone X-ray system, TIP software logs individual operator results and will provide various supervisor generated reports. However, when multiple systems are networked together, the TIP management software provides a comprehensive reporting tool across the complete network of systems. It provides feature-rich supervisory controls and reporting functions to continually improve the performance of large checkpoint screening installations. TIP settings are received from the server in real time allowing changes globally through the network. In addition, the data generated by each X-ray system is uploaded to the central database in real time. Among many advanced features of TIPNet, a built-in redundancy function allows all networked X-ray systems to continue the TIP operation in a stand alone mode, if the network connection is broken. Once the connection has been re-established the locally recorded TIP data will be automatically be updated to the server.

- An innovative, integrated hardware and software platform that allows a security site to network one or more Baggage and Parcel Inspection (BPI) 600 series advanced X-ray screening systems with a series of remote Workstations at various Screening Levels. An innovative, integrated solution that allows networking one or more Baggage and Parcel Inspection (BPI) advanced X-ray screening systems with a series of remote workstations at various screening levels. Rapiscan® Systems Network X-ray Management and Automation System (NEXlink), is designed for the integration of a combination of both single and dual view X-ray scanners with various tunnel sizes. It provides a multi-layered management system capable of managing and transmitting data and images from all networked scanners to corresponding remote screening workstations used for review and decision on images.

Rapiscan Systems’ Network Display Station (NDS™) enables security professionals to efficiently manage the continuous flow of bags for suspected threat objects and ensures the checkpoint screening process is thorough. Network Display Station provides a secondary screening operator the same software tools as the main operator to view an X-ray image; showing all baggage contents with highlights of any suspicious objects. By providing secondary screeners with the annotated image to know exactly where to search in a suspect bag, NDS simplifies screening procedures.

Rapiscan Systems’ Network Image Archive Review (NETView™) is designed to integrate multiple Rapiscan baggage and parcel inspection screening (BPI) systems, allowing the X-ray images generated by the many networked scanners, to be archived in a single Network Archive Storage (NAS) server. NETView allows image retrieval, review, processing, manipulation as well as image printing and export from a single operator NETView station.