Liberty Defense Unveils Compact HEXWAVE I-Configuration for Space-Constrained Security Screening
Event summary
- Liberty Defense will debut its HEXWAVE I-Configuration at GSX 2026 in Atlanta from September 14 to 16, 2026.
- The I-Configuration uses a single rotating panel to scan individuals, eliminating the need for multi-panel setups in tight spaces.
- Recent evaluations showed HEXWAVE detecting prohibited items at a major sporting venue, with some individuals discarding contraband before screening.
- HEXWAVE combines millimeter wave technology with AI-powered threat detection, without storing images or personal data.
The big picture
Liberty Defense’s I-Configuration addresses a critical gap in security screening for venues where space is limited, aligning with broader industry trends toward AI-driven, non-invasive detection. The product’s ability to enforce expanding prohibited item lists could position it as a key player in high-security environments. The company’s licensing agreements with MIT further strengthen its technological edge in the competitive security sector.
What we're watching
- Market Adoption
- Whether the I-Configuration’s compact design will accelerate deployments in high-traffic venues with space constraints.
- Competitive Positioning
- How Liberty Defense’s AI-driven detection capabilities will differentiate it from traditional metal detectors.
- Regulatory Compliance
- The pace at which evolving prohibited item lists will drive demand for advanced screening solutions like HEXWAVE.
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