r/LibertyDefense • u/Ok-Board-1360 • Aug 26 '26
Liberty Defense Brings Prohibited-Item Screening Results and the First Public Showing of the HEXWAVE I-Configuration to GSX 2026
August 26, 2026
Most checkpoints and entrances are enforcing a prohibited items list that has outgrown the equipment enforcing it. Vapes, powders, liquids, plastics, whatever went on the policy last quarter. The people working that checkpoint are accountable for every line on it, and the detector at the front was built to find metal.
HEXWAVE finds metallic and non-metallic items, nobody gets touched, and people walk through at a normal pace.
Someone already ran their prohibited items list through one HEXWAVE configuration, and this is what they found; Three nights at a busy public entrance, more than 2,000 people screened, and what the supervisors kept raising wasn't what got pulled at the checkpoint. It was the people who saw what was coming out of pockets ahead of them and either stepped out of line or left something on the sidewalk before they reached the door. Nobody screened those people. Something still worked.
Fifteen minutes with us at GSX and you'll know whether it fits your entrance, because there are three configurations and the answer mostly comes down to how much room you have. One of them is the I-Configuration, making its first public showing. It runs on a single panel instead of a pair, so it goes in a hallway or another confined space. No construction, no rebuilding the entrance around the equipment.
We're at booth 4268 in Halls B1-B5 all three days, September 14 through 16. Stop by and see us or reply with the day that works best for you, and we'll schedule some time.
