In an escalating field of transportation security checks, the security procedures at high-speed rail stations are undergoing a technological revolution. The latest X-Ray scanning technology is now deployed at XX High-Speed Rail Station, aiming to identify dangerous items carried in luggage with greater precision to ensure passenger safety. The introduction of this technology not only enhances the efficiency of security checks but also improves the travel experience for passengers.

The new X-Ray machines utilize advanced image processing technologies that can detail the outlines and shapes of items within the luggage. By analyzing the X-ray absorption rates of different materials, this equipment can differentiate between metals, plastics, liquids, and other materials. More importantly, it employs Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms to flag potential dangerous items, which have been trained on millions of images and can timely identify explosives, chemical products, and other prohibited items.

To accommodate the large passenger flow at high-speed rail stations, the new X-Ray machines have also been specially optimized for processing speed. The AI-assisted automatic recognition system can analyze each piece of luggage's image within seconds, significantly reducing queue waiting times. Additionally, when the AI system marks potential dangerous items, dedicated security staff perform manual re-examinations to ensure no threats are missed and to reduce the probability of false alarms.