SeeTrue AI has announced two major milestones: its prohibited item detection software is the first AI solution to receive TSA Certification for use with the Analogic ConneCT computed tomography (CT) scanner, and SeeTrue’s AI screening software is now installed at multiple U.S. airports serving 2026 FIFA World Cup host cities.
SeeTrue’s prohibited item detection software meets the rigorous requirements of the Transportation Security Administration‘s detection standard. SeeTrue’s software integrates directly with existing CT carry-on screening systems at an airport, automatically detecting prohibited items and presenting results to the scanner’s operator interface. The solution allows for rapid integration and operational readiness within hours, accelerating checkpoint throughput without adding staffing burden a critical capability during sustained peak passenger volumes.
This certification adds to SeeTrue’s existing ECAC APIDS Approval for both the Analogic ConneCT and Rapiscan 920CT platforms, giving SeeTrue the broadest regulatory coverage across U.S. and European aviation environments.
SeeTrue’s AI-powered screening software was first installed at TSA PreCheck© lanes at Indianapolis International Airport during the Indianapolis 500, and the installation was expanded to several TSA PreCheck© lanes at additional airports for FIFA World Cup host cities ahead of the tournament’s June 11 kickoff.
“We are proud to meet the TSA Certification standard and to support U.S. airports with a certified, production-grade AI detection solution,” said Assaf Frenkel, Co-Founder and CEO of SeeTrue. “The World Cup brings an extraordinary security challenge: millions of passengers, multiple cities, and sustained peak demand. Our prohibited item detection technology is built precisely for these environments: high volume, time-critical, zero margin for error.”
