Automated Detection of Trafficked Protected Species &
Zoonotic Items
Deliverables
Syentium automatically detects illegally trafficked protected species, zoonotic
items and contraband without disruption or hindrance to the free flow of
passengers or trade at departure or arrival and delivers a comprehensive robust
evidential trail.
Automatic Detection of Smuggled Protected
Species
Syentium’s unique automated technology leverages current legislation, works
with existing installed equipment, systems and protocols to stop wildlife
and protected species trafficking. It delivers in real time automatic
detection of smuggled protected species including CITES items, bushmeat,
ivory and contraband. The technology enables the detection of
single/multiple/mixed targets from a multiple number and makes of x-ray
machines. The results enable suspected smuggling routes to be identified,
together with routing/timing to give robust evidential audit trails and reports
in real time.
Enhances Global Efforts in Stopping Illegal Trade
These deliverables enhance global efforts in stopping the illegal trade of
protected and CITES species such as Pangolin, Elvers, Ivory, Rhino Horn, tiger
bones, turtles, birds, coral, shells, eggs, fish, monkeys, parrots, orchid
roots, plants and other contraband items in passenger baggage, fast parcels,
mail, air cargo, shipping containers and cross border traffic before departure,
during transit or arrival. Syentium's systems such as BackSearch assist in
saving protected species, detecting and closing trafficking routes.
Interpol
Syentium recently presented to INTERPOL Wildlife Crime Working Group,
which may be watched on the
following link https://vimeo.com/480877628/85bac3cd86
Deliverables
Syentium automatically detects illegally trafficked protected species, zoonotic items and contraband without disruption or hindrance to the free flow of passengers or trade at departure or arrival and delivers a comprehensive robust evidential trail.
Automatic Detection of Smuggled Protected Species
Syentium’s unique automated technology leverages current legislation, works with existing installed equipment, systems and protocols to stop wildlife and protected species trafficking. It delivers in real time automatic detection of smuggled protected species including CITES items, bushmeat, ivory and contraband. The technology enables the detection of single/multiple/mixed targets from a multiple number and makes of x-ray machines. The results enable suspected smuggling routes to be identified, together with routing/timing to give robust evidential audit trails and reports in real time.
Enhances Global Efforts in Stopping Illegal Trade
These deliverables enhance global efforts in stopping the illegal trade of protected and CITES species such as Pangolin, Elvers, Ivory, Rhino Horn, tiger bones, turtles, birds, coral, shells, eggs, fish, monkeys, parrots, orchid roots, plants and other contraband items in passenger baggage, fast parcels, mail, air cargo, shipping containers and cross border traffic before departure, during transit or arrival. Syentium's systems such as BackSearch assist in saving protected species, detecting and closing trafficking routes.
Interpol
Syentium recently presented to INTERPOL Wildlife Crime Working Group, which may be watched on the following link https://vimeo.com/480877628/85bac3cd86