SensAI Veritas introduces AI-driven screening and management tools
SensAI Veritas has launched the SensAI Gateway and Helm systems, designed to automate risk assessment at security checkpoints through physiological analysis.
SensAI Veritas has expanded its security technology portfolio with the release of SensAI Gateway and SensAI Helm. These tools aim to integrate real-time risk intelligence into screening workflows at sensitive locations, including airports, border crossings, and secure facilities.
Gateway utilizes a camera-based system to analyze autonomic nervous system responses as individuals engage with an AI-driven interface. By tracking physiological patterns rather than subjective behavioral cues, the company claims the tool identifies potential indicators of concealed information or ill intent. Helm acts as a centralized command and control platform, unifying the initial screening data from Gateway with the firm’s existing interview software to provide security teams with a cohesive oversight of their operations.
CEO Rafi Kaminer stated that the platform is intended to assist human decision-makers by highlighting high-risk cases that require further intervention. The system does not automate security clearance decisions itself but instead routes individuals for either routine processing or secondary human-led assessment.
These tools are now available through SensAI and its integration partners. The company positions this technology as a way to standardize security protocols and reduce reliance on manual behavioral analysis.