MilliView® is an advanced mmWave body scanner that utilizes non-ionizing millimetre-wave technology to detect both metallic and non-metallic threats with exceptional accuracy. Designed for high-security checkpoints, the people screening system enhances threat detection while ensuring user safety and privacy. With its rapid scanning speed and ability to identify even smaller threats, MilliView® significantly strengthens security measures without causing inconvenience to users.
Our millimetre-wave body scanner detects sharp-edged metallic items, explosives, detonators, weapons, guns, bullets, flammable items, and organic & gel items.
Ideal for high-security checkpoints such as
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Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Operating Frequency | 76–81 GHz |
| Scan Acquisition | 0.1 seconds |
| Scan-to-Decision Time | < 5 seconds |
| Target Detection | Metallic & Non-Metallic Objects |
| Privacy Architecture | Virtual Mannequin Threat Mapping |
| Subject Posture | Natural (Hands-Down) |
| Peak RF Power Density | < 3000 nW/cm² (at 1m) |
| Analytics Engine | AI-Driven Threat Recognition |
*Specifications are subject to change without prior notice
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You can procure the MilliView mmWave body scanner directly from Vehant Technologies through the product page or by writing to contact@vehant.com. The system is designed for high-security checkpoints such as airports, government offices, railways, and other premises applications, and is manufactured in India, which simplifies approvals for CISF, BCAS, and central government procurements. Site-specific quotes cover installation footprint, operator workstation, integration with the existing frisking lane, and AMC coverage, so budgets can be firmed up before tender submission or capex approval.
Click “Request Brochure” on the MilliView page and submit the enquiry form with your name, company, country, and client type (Reseller, Consultant, End User, or Student). You can also call +91-120-4610200 or email contact@vehant.com to reach a member of the team. Response usually includes the datasheet, pricing, civil and power requirements, throughput projections at your expected passenger volume, and lead times, so procurement and security teams have a single document set to move from evaluation into a purchase order.
For reliable detection of non-metallic threats, a mmWave body scanner is the right technology, since standard walk-through metal detectors miss items like ceramics, plastic explosives, gels, and liquids entirely. MilliView is engineered as a concealed weapon detection system covering both metallic and non-metallic threats, including sharp-edged metallic items, explosives, detonators, weapons, guns, bullets, flammable items, and organic and gel items. AI-driven threat recognition flags anomalies automatically, which reduces reliance on operator judgment for hard-to-see items concealed under clothing.
Yes, the technology is considered safe for repeated screening because it uses non-ionizing millimetre-wave radio energy rather than X-rays. MilliView operates at 76 to 81 GHz with peak RF power density under 3000 nW per square centimetre measured at one metre, which is well below thresholds associated with tissue heating. The waves reflect off the body’s surface and do not penetrate skin the way ionizing radiation does, making the scanner suitable for high-frequency use at commuter checkpoints, aviation lanes, and government entry points where the same individuals may be screened multiple times a day.
For privacy-first screening, choose a scanner that maps threats onto a generic mannequin instead of showing the passenger’s actual body. MilliView projects localized threat data onto a gender-neutral virtual mannequin, so operators see only the location of a flagged item and never a raw anatomical image. This design meets privacy expectations at airports, corporate premises, and government entry points, and removes the need for separate screening rooms or same-gender image reviewers that older body-imaging technologies typically required to stay compliant with local privacy norms.