SU Group Expands AI Security Portfolio with SeeTrue Partnership
SU Group has announced a major expansion of its AI security offerings through a partnership with Israel-based SeeTrue. The collaboration introduces an AI powered X-ray screening solution aimed at improving the detection of dangerous goods and prohibited items, according to a press release.
The partnership initially covers Hong Kong and Macau. SU Group will integrate SeeTrue’s AI engine with existing X-ray screening systems to provide faster and more accurate threat detection. The company expects the integration to enhance operational efficiency and security performance for its customers.
SU Group’s chairman and CEO, Dave Chan, said that SeeTrue’s technology is compatible with most X-ray manufacturers and machines, enabling the company to offer the solution to its existing client base and to attract new customers. SU Group provides engineering services, security guarding, and screening services across commercial, public, and residential projects in Hong Kong.
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