Thruvision Group announced it has secured three new orders for its 81 Series people-screening product, spanning UK retail distribution, the UK prisons sector and a new country in Asia, the AIM-listed security technology group said on Thursday.
The UK orders followed short proof-of-concept trials: a two-week trial preceded a WalkTHRU screening lane order for a UK distribution centre run by a UAE-headquartered global logistics provider that has previously bought Thruvision equipment for a European site, while a one-week trial preceded a SpotCHECK order for deployment by a privately-run UK prison.
In Asia, the Group's regional partner purchased a SpotCHECK solution for deployment in a new Asian country, extending Thruvision's geographic footprint.
Thruvision makes walk-through security systems that use AI-based detection to spot concealed metallic and non-metallic items at high-throughput checkpoints, serving government and commercial customers in more than 30 countries from its UK and US manufacturing and office bases.
The logistics centre win adds to a pipeline of retail distribution orders the company has built through partners such as Sensormatic in recent months, while the prison order reinforces a push into the UK Prisons and Corrections market.
"We are pleased to have secured these three further orders, each supporting an important element of our growth strategy," said chief executive Victoria Balchin, adding that the Asian partner's purchase for a new country is "an encouraging step in extending our reach into an additional market".
The orders follow a run of Asian contract momentum for Thruvision, including a South-East Asia airports deal in August expected to generate more than £3m in revenue, the largest such deployment the company has secured to date, with delivery due in the second half of the financial year ending 31 March 2027.
