HEXWAVE I-Configuration Unveiled
Liberty Defense Previews the HEXWAVE I-Configuration for Narrow Entrances at GSX 2026
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Liberty Defense is unveiling a slimmer version of its weapon detection system at GSX 2026 called the HEXWAVE I-Configuration. The new model uses millimeter wave technology to spot hidden metal and non-metal threats on people MarketScreener. It fits into tight spaces like hallways and doorways where the original multi-panel system won't fit.
The company already tested the I-Configuration at a major sporting venue. Over three nights, it screened roughly 2,000 people and caught prohibited items National Post. Liberty Defense also offers body scanner and shoe scanner technologies licensed from HD-AIT.
Compact Design Solves Real Security Bottlenecks
Venues and buildings often can't spare a full lane for weapon screening. The original HEXWAVE required multiple panels side by side. The I-Configuration shrinks that footprint dramatically Recorder. Security teams can now place it in narrow entrances without slowing foot traffic or requiring major renovations.
The system uses 3D video-rate imaging to create detailed images in real time The Whig. It spots concealed guns, knives, and other metallic threats instantly. Non-metallic weapons also register on the millimeter wave sensors, closing a major gap in older metal-detector technology.
Real-World Testing Shows Strong Threat Detection
Liberty Defense ran a live evaluation at a high-traffic sporting venue. The I-Configuration screened about 2,000 attendees over three consecutive nights Leader Post. The system enforced the venue's prohibited items list without complaints or slowdowns. Results show the tech works in noisy, crowded real-world conditions.
Detection rates during the test proved reliable enough for venues to trust the system Montreal Gazette. Staff found it easy to operate and understand. The venue plans to keep using similar technology at future events. This success validates Liberty Defense's approach to practical, deployable security.
Liberty Defense Expands Detection Portfolio
The company is not stopping at HEXWAVE. Liberty Defense also licenses high-definition advanced imaging technology for full-body scanning and shoe scanning Goderich Signal-Star. This layered approach lets venues choose which tools fit their needs and layout. Each scanner targets different threat types and concealment methods.
By showcasing at GSX 2026, Liberty Defense reaches security directors, venue operators, and government buyers Northern News. The conference is where professionals evaluate new detection tools. The I-Configuration's compact size and proven results position it as a game-changer for tight-space security.
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