CLEARPASS X is an ultra-compact AI-assisted X-ray body screening system engineered for the smallest practical footprint in correctional security.
Designed for jails, prisons, intake areas, and high-security checkpoints, it combines low-dose full-body imaging, mobile one-piece construction, and practical doorway transport for facilities where space is limited.
A-EYE assisted detection identifies suspicious regions linked to threats or contraband concealed on, under, or inside the human body and presents localized visual evidence on a real-body representation. This evidence-based workflow helps operators make faster, more confident decisions while reducing routine full-body image interpretation.
Product Overview
CLEARPASS X is an ultra-compact AI-assisted X-ray body screening system engineered for the smallest practical footprint in correctional security. Its one-piece mobile construction is designed for jails, prisons, intake areas and high-security checkpoints where advanced contraband detection must fit into limited real-world spaces.
The system combines low-dose full-body X-ray imaging with A-EYE assisted detection to identify suspicious regions associated with threats and contraband concealed on, under or inside the human body.
Unlike conventional body scanners that depend on routine full-image interpretation, CLEARPASS X presents localized X-ray evidence linked to a real-body representation. This helps operators focus on what was detected, where it is located and what action may be required.
Smallest Practical Footprint for Correctional Screening
CLEARPASS X is designed for facilities where equipment size can decide whether a body scanner can be installed at all. Its compact footprint, mobile base and practical doorway transport help correctional teams deploy full-body X-ray screening in intake rooms, booking areas, transport corridors and other space-limited locations.
The one-piece system design simplifies relocation and reduces the need for complex site preparation. For operational movement through facility doorways, the upper section can be temporarily removed and reinstalled according to procedure, supporting deployment in existing correctional buildings without requiring a large dedicated screening zone.
AI-Assisted Visual Evidence
CLEARPASS X is built around an evidence-based operator workflow. After the scan, A-EYE software analyzes the X-ray image, identifies suspicious regions and presents focused visual evidence for rapid review. Instead of relying only on abstract alerts or continuous manual review of a complete full-body image, the operator receives real X-ray-based evidence linked to the scanned person.
This approach helps reduce dependence on radiology-style image interpretation, supports faster operator onboarding and improves consistency across shifts. The system does not remove operator responsibility. It structures the review, localizes suspicious findings and gives the operator the visual context needed to confirm the decision according to facility procedures.
Correctional Workflow and Accessibility
CLEARPASS X is intended for detecting threats and contraband concealed under clothing, attached to the body, inserted into body cavities or swallowed. This makes it suitable for inmate intake, detainee processing, transport control, visitor screening, staff screening and other high-risk correctional workflows.
The open inspection area supports direct visual supervision by security staff and accommodates both standing individuals and wheelchair users. Tablet-based control and a compact operator interface help simplify daily use, while full X-ray image review can remain available for experienced operators when a deeper assessment is required.
Operational Efficiency
By combining compact deployment, low-dose X-ray imaging, AI-assisted suspicious-region detection and localized visual evidence, CLEARPASS X helps correctional facilities improve contraband detection without creating unnecessary space demands or workflow complexity.
For U.S. jails and prisons, CLEARPASS X is designed to support faster evidence-based decisions, more targeted secondary inspections, reduced operator workload and more consistent screening performance in environments where both space and staffing are under pressure.
Detected threats:
- Internally concealed contraband
- Externally hidden items
- Weapons, improvised weapons and firearm components
- Blades, shanks and sharp objects
- Illicit drugs and narcotics
- Concealed cell phones and electronic devices
- Hidden cash and currency bundles
- Objects concealed under clothing
- Potential threat items carried on or within the body
- Non-metallic contraband and suspicious objects
Detection tools:
Smart threat detection
DRUGUARD – drug detection
Key features
Smallest practical footprint
Engineered for space-limited correctional facilities where full-body X-ray screening must fit into intake rooms, booking areas, corridors, and existing security zones.
A-EYE assisted detection
Uses AI-assisted X-ray image analysis to identify suspicious regions associated with contraband concealed on, under, or inside the human body.
Localized X-ray evidence
Presents suspicious areas as focused visual evidence linked to a real-body representation, helping operators review what was detected and where it is located.
Mobile one-piece design
Built as a compact integrated system on wheels for easier relocation inside correctional facilities, with practical doorway transport following specific operating procedures.
Low-dose correctional screening
Combines low-dose full-body X-ray imaging with an evidence-based review workflow for frequent security screening in controlled correctional environments.
Wheelchair-accessible inspection space
The open inspection area supports screening of standing individuals and wheelchair users while allowing direct visual supervision by security staff.
Technical data
Scan Performance
| Screening type | Full-body X-ray people screening |
| Scan workflow | Contactless pass-through inspection |
| Scan time | Sub-second X-ray capture |
| Person stillness time | Approx. 300 ms |
| Scan result availability | Under 1 second |
| Throughput | Up to 500 persons per hour |
| Dose profile | Ultra-low dose people screening |
Imaging and Detection
| Detector type | Medical-grade digital X-ray detector |
| Imaging capability | High-resolution full-body X-ray imaging |
| Image processing | A-EYE assisted image analysis |
| Detection workflow | Localized suspicious region highlighting |
| Visual review format | Threat evidence displayed against a human body outline |
| Operator role | Operator-confirmed decision-making |
Dimensions
| Scanner dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Width | 1100 mm |
| Height | 2300 mm |
| Overall length | 2900 mm |
| Mobility | Integrated caster wheels |
Operation and Control
| Control mode | AI-assisted evidence review |
| Operator interface | Tablet control and workstation control |
| Review workflow | Evidence-based operator review |
| Data workflow | Scan history and image archive support |
| Accessibility | Open wheelchair-accessible inspection area |
| Application environment | Correctional facilities, detention centers, border control and high-security sites |
Scan Performance
| Screening type | Full-body X-ray people screening |
| Scan workflow | Contactless pass-through inspection |
| Scan time | Sub-second X-ray capture |
| Person stillness time | Approx. 300 ms |
| Scan result availability | Under 1 second |
| Throughput | Up to 500 persons per hour |
| Dose profile | Ultra-low dose people screening |
Imaging and Detection
| Detector type | Medical-grade digital X-ray detector |
| Imaging capability | High-resolution full-body X-ray imaging |
| Image processing | A-EYE assisted image analysis |
| Detection workflow | Localized suspicious region highlighting |
| Visual review format | Threat evidence displayed against a human body outline |
| Operator role | Operator-confirmed decision-making |
Dimensions
| Scanner dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Width | Approx. 43.3 in |
| Height | Approx. 90.6 in |
| Overall length | Approx. 114.2 in |
| Mobility | Integrated caster wheels |
Operation and Control
| Control mode | AI-assisted evidence review |
| Operator interface | Tablet control and workstation control |
| Review workflow | Evidence-based operator review |
| Data workflow | Scan history and image archive support |
| Accessibility | Open wheelchair-accessible inspection area |
| Application environment | Correctional facilities, detention centers, border control and high-security sites |
Accessories
The unique AI algorithms developed by LINEV Systems provide automatic detection and indication of the prohibited items and threats on or inside the human body and enhance the operator’s detection abilities by highlighting threats with colour coded boxes.
DruGuard® is unique in its algorithm processing ability to detect internally concealed narcotics. DruGuard® is designed to keep the operator engaged in the image analysis process while providing specific tools such as the probability of detection and location of detected narcotics or drugs.
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A portable addition to stationary systems, requiring minimal space and ready for immediate use, facilitating fast and on-demand prisoner screening
General-use full-body screening technology with extremely low x-ray dose rates to screen a person and which can be used for any applications
Dual-view screening technology (full-body and torso images) at two x-ray doses is best suited for detecting drugs and contraband, as it allows screening of staff, prisoners, and visitors where required
Partial screening technology delivers high-resolution torso images, providing an effective solution for detecting drugs and contraband inside individuals' bodies, whether in a prison setting or other non-prison environments.