AI Based Intelligent Baggage Scanner (AIBS) System / (Record no. 611660)

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control field NUST
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control field 20240923102308.0
082 ## - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER
Classification number 005.1,ARQ
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Personal name Arqam, Muhammad
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Title AI Based Intelligent Baggage Scanner (AIBS) System /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Muhammad Arqam, Muhammad Aashib, Inam Ullah Khan.
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. MCS, NUST
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Rawalpindi
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2024
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Extent 106 p
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Formatted contents note This thesis aims at developing the AI-Based Intelligent Baggage Scanner System (AIBS System)<br/>to enhance the detection of contraband items in baggage at airports and other checkpoints.<br/>Leveraging state-of-the-art artificial intelligence models, the AIBS System integrates seamlessly<br/>with existing scanning equipment via an HDMI capture card, offering a cost-effective and easily<br/>deployable solution. The core of AIBS System, is an advanced artificial intelligence algorithm that<br/>has been trained on massive datasets of X-ray images in recognizing prohibited items. When<br/>patterns in the captured images are identified by the system, security personnel receive visual and<br/>sound alerts regarding threats and suspicious objects on baggage, ensuring not only the increase<br/>of the speed of baggage inspections, but also its accuracy. Furthermore, the thesis discusses the<br/>overall system design plan which covers development of the AI mode and the connection of the<br/>proposed AI model with regular baggage scanners will be discussed. The series of comparisons<br/>revealed that the AIBS System consistently outperforms previous approaches in terms of<br/>minimizing both false positives and false negatives. The studies have pointed out major<br/>enhancements in operational effectiveness and security measures in checking points that do lead<br/>to enhanced protective conditions for travel.
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Geographic name BESE-26
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Personal name Supervisor Dr. Nauman Ali Khan
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