Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a method and a system for inspecting goods. The method includes the steps of: obtaining a transmission image and a HSCODE of inspected goods; processing the transmission image to obtain a region of interest; retrieving from a model library a model created based on the HSCODE, in accordance with the HSCODE of the inspected goods; and determining whether there are any goods not registered in a customs declaration that are contained in the region of interest based on the model. With the above solution, it is possible to inspect goods in a container efficiently, so as to find out whether there are goods not indicated in the customs declaration that are concealed in the container.
Abstract:
A CT detection method is provided, comprising the steps of: (1) scanning circumferentially an object to be detected by means of X-ray according to a preset angle sampling value, which represents the number of sampling points in one circle, so as to obtain a group of projection sampling data in different projection angles, the preset angle sampling value being greater than 1000; (2) processing the projection sampling data so as to obtain projection data of a plurality of virtual sub-focuses equivalent to a large focus of radiation source in a CT system; and (3) implementing an image reconstruction according to the projection data of the plurality of virtual sub-focuses.
Abstract:
The present disclosure discloses a method and system for inspecting cargoes. The method comprises: acquiring a transmission image of the inspected cargoes; processing the transmission image to acquire an interested region; extracting features from the interested region, and determining cargo information of the inspected cargoes according to the extracted features; and providing a proposed treatment suggestion of the cargoes based on the determined cargo information and at least a part of information in a manifest. The above solution can facilitate an image judgment person to accurately judge whether the concerned cargoes are allowed to pass.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a radiation image inspection system based on B/S architecture. The system comprises: at least one client terminal, configured to initiate an image operation request to a Web server, and display an image operation result on a browser of the client terminal upon receiving a response from the Web server; an image processing assembly, configured to query, based on the image operation request from the client terminal and forwarded by the Web server, an image which the client terminal desires to process, perform an operation on an image as requested by the client terminal, convert the resulted image into an image in a designated format and quality and return the converted image to the browser of the client terminal via the Web server for displaying; and the Web server, configured to receive the image operation request from the client terminal, forward the image operation request to the image processing assembly, and return the image operation result from the image processing assembly to the client terminal.
Abstract:
A GC-IMS system is disclosed in embodiments of the present invention. The system comprises a sample transfer device. The sample transfer device connects the gas chromatograph to the reaction region and, the sample from the gas chromatograph is transferred to the reaction region by the sample transfer device directly, instead of not through the ionization region. With the GC-IMS system, generation of sample molecular ion fragments can be avoided so that the spectrum is brevity and is easily identified; moreover, the application field of the GC-IMS system is extended to a range of analysis of organic macromolecule samples which have a high polarity, are difficult to volatilize, and are thermally instable. On the other hand, the GC-IMS system overcomes the defect of ion destruction due to neutralization reaction among positive and negative ions so as to evade the detection.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present invention provide gem identification method and apparatus. The method comprises the steps: (a) placing a sample to be detected over a light transmission hole formed on a carrying surface of an object table and emitting, by an optical probe disposed below the carrying surface, an exciting light onto the sample through the light transmission hole and then collecting a Raman scattered light from the sample by the optical probe; (b) acquiring a Raman spectrogram of the sample from the collected Raman scattered light from the sample; and (c) comparing the Raman spectrogram with a reference Raman spectrogram library for gems to identify the sample. The method and apparatus may achieve effective, convenient and accurate inspections of the gems.
Abstract:
Human body back-scattering inspection systems and methods are disclosed. In the invention, X-rays modulated by the flying-spot forming unit having spirally distributed flying-spots have a distribution having alternating peaks and valleys on the irradiated surface. In this way, scanning starting times can be precisely controlled to cause two devices to have scanning starting times that are different by a half of a cycle. That is, the beams outputted from one device are at maximum when the beams outputted from the other device are at minimum. In other words, even if the ray source of one device emits rays, it will not significantly affect imaging result of the other device. In such way, the two devices may emit rays and perform scanning at the same time, and thus the total scanning time is reduced.
Abstract:
An inspection system included a ray source to emit a ray, a detector to receive the ray, a detection region for placing an object under inspection, and a moving device to move the ray source and the detector around the detection region. Conventional scanning blind zones such as both sides of a human body, both sides of arms and both sides of legs can be completely eliminated. In addition, it is not necessary for a human body under inspection to carry out an action such as turning around to change his or her posture. Therefore, ineffective time can be minimized in the entire detection and a passing rate of persons under inspection can be improved. Furthermore, an inspected person's mental feeling of being controlled due to change of posture can be greatly improved, and his or her mental discomfort and conflicted moods can be reduced.
Abstract:
The present application relates to a three-dimensional imaging method and apparatus, and a 3D imaging device. The method comprises generating 3D image information by capturing a 3D capture area containing a detected object using a depth camera; extracting a mask of the detected object from the 3D image information; determining an imaging area associated with the detected object based on the mask of the detected object; collecting data from a holographic data collection area containing the detected object by a holographic data collection device, generating holographic data; and performing image reconstruction on the imaging area based on the holographic data.
Abstract:
A method and a system of performing security inspection of human body based on millimeter-wave. The method includes: displaying, by a first display device, information related to a designated posture to a person to be inspected before the person enters an inspection channel defined by a millimeter-wave human body security inspection instrument, the designated posture being expected to be taken by the person when scanning the person with the instrument; guiding the person to enter the inspection channel and stand at a designated standing position within the inspection channel in a standing posture substantially complying with the designated posture; scanning, by the instrument, the person, to obtain millimeter-wave scanning data; and performing, by a workstation, a reconstruction of millimeter-wave scanning image of the person, a confirmation for the standing posture of the person, and a recognition of a suspected item of the person, based on the millimeter-wave scanning data.