X-ray scanner
Security screening device
An X-ray scanner is a device that uses X-ray radiation to see inside objects without opening them.
Security scanners at airports examine luggage for weapons or contraband.
Medical scanners produce images of bones and internal organs.
Industrial versions inspect welds or detect flaws in manufactured parts.
My bag went through the X-ray scanner at the checkpoint.
- baggageTraveler's packed belongings
- airportAviation passenger facility
- airport securityPassenger and luggage inspection
- securityProtection from threat
- full bodyEntire physical form
screening · bones · broken bones · skeleton · foreign object · luggage · TSA · conveyor belt · inspection · contraband · medical · dental office · imaging · fluoroscope · checkpoint · customs · weapons · beam
- Scannersbarcode reader, card reader, QR reader, code reader
- identification techRFID, barcode, NFC, biometrics, QR code
- recognition systemspattern recognition, facial recognition, speech recognition, voice recognition, image recognition
- sensorsbiosensors, temperature sensor, pressure sensors, heat sensor, ammeter
- deminingmine detector, deminer, mine sweeper, minefield, landmine
- securitysecurity guard, security cameras, alarm system, security system, lock
X-ray scannerultrasound machine
Device using sound waves for imaging
visual inspection · MRI scanner · metal detector · acoustic imaging · canine unit
X-ray, scanner, scan, rays, scans, scanning, scanned, rayed, radiant