01/10/2025
In aviation security, advancements in technology are crucial for ensuring safety and efficiency. The High Definition Advanced Imaging Technology (HD-AIT) project exemplifies this progress by utilizing millimeter wave (mmW) technology to enhance passenger screening processes.
As highlighted in a recent DHS article feature "Reimagining Imaging at the Airport", "The HD-AIT systems were built to the joint S&T and TSA Open Platform Software Library (OPSL), a government-owned open architecture developed by Sandia National Laboratories and Stratovan Corporation, which was designed to allow the use of cutting-edge algorithms and detection software developed by the best in the business."
Stratovan has been instrumental in driving this innovation. As the original architect of OPSL, the company built and developed a vendor-neutral, standardized platform that fosters interoperability among application developers, equipment providers, and government teams. This framework, combined with the DICOS standard, enables seamless integration of third-party solutions, ensuring that the best technologies are deployed to meet TSA’s mission.
The integration of mmW technology through OPSL demonstrates the importance of open architecture in the aviation security ecosystem. Open architecture not only supports collaboration but also accelerates the deployment of advanced detection algorithms and imaging solutions. This adaptability is essential for addressing evolving threats and improving the overall passenger experience.
Stratovan’s leadership in this field extends beyond development. By providing guidance and expertise, Stratovan ensures that OEMs, third-party vendors, and government agencies can effectively adopt and utilize OPSL and DICOS. This commitment solidifies Stratovan’s role as a critical resource for open architecture solutions in the industry.
For more information on Stratovan’s contributions to OPSL, visit our product page and blog here: https://www.stratovan.com/
Read the original DHS article here: https://www.dhs.gov/science-and-technology/news/2025/01/07/feature-article-reimagining-imaging-airport
S&T and Transportation Security Administration are collaborating on Advanced Imaging Technology to improve the passenger screening experience.