Nuctech, a subsidiary of Tongfang Co Ltd, which is affiliated to Tsinghua Holdings, provided security inspection equipment and solutions to ensure safety during the 11th BRICS Summit, held in Brasilia, capital of Brazil, on November 13 and 14.

Nuctech's tailor-made security inspection equipment was used at the Royal Tulip Hotel where Chinese participants stayed. The equipment was installed in the hotel's main entrance, hotel staff access, and entrance to the meeting place.

The equipment systems include baggage and item inspection systems, a CT-series baggage and parcel inspection system, a millimeter-wave body inspection system, and handheld inspection equipment. The client affirmed that the equipment worked well and showed reliable performance.

During the BRICS Summit, GLOBO, the largest local media in Brazil, interviewed Juliano Nogueira, marketing director of Nuctech Brazil company.

With strong technical strength, Nuctech has provided high-tech security solutions in Brazil, effectively assisting the country in identifying illegal acts that may cause harm and risk to society. Nuctech's powerful 3D image reconstruction algorithm has completely revolutionized the security inspection process.

The Nuctech Brazil plant was established in 2015 in Carapicuipa, west of Sao Paulo. It currently has the production capacity for multiple types of security inspection equipment, including the MT1213 vehicle inspection system, FS6000 fast inspection large-scale equipment, CX series baggage and cargo equipment, and HT series human body inspection equipment.

The local company has exported security inspection products to five countries. The baggage and parcel inspection system used for the summit was produced locally by the Nuctech Brazil plant.