InsTech Netherlands is a dynamic and innovative company at the forefront of smart security inspection technology. Established in 2017 the company has rapidly expanded its presence with offices in Rotterdam and Amsterdam. InsTech Netherlands is committed to pioneering inspection solutions across various industries, including cargo, aviation, mining, food safety and etc.
The company boasts a state-of-the-art research and development (R&D) center in the Netherlands. With a fully equipped project and service team, InsTech Netherlands caters to the Benelux region and provides extensive support to customers and partners across Europe. Through our innovative solutions, InsTech Netherlands continues to lead the way in smart security inspection technology, dedicated to enhancing safety and efficiency across multiple industries.
InsTech Netherlands has one of the most extensive product portfolios in the security and screening sector. The most representative of these are the mobile, cargo and vehicle inspection, baggage and parcel inspection, personnel screening, explosives, narcotics detection and liquids inspection.
21/08/2026
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Blog post
Security by design means that safety and security are included from the very start in the design of terminals, seaports, border facilities, stadiums and public locations. This prevents security from being added later as a separate layer to a building or site.
17/07/2026
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Blog post
In the security industry, advanced technologies are becoming increasingly important for identifying threats quickly and effectively. One of the groundbreaking innovations in this field is the use of deep learning (a subset of artificial intelligence (AI))to detect suspicious substances in cargo and baggage. Deep learning enables the faster and more accurate identification of hazardous substances, such as explosives, drugs, and weapons, than ever before. But how does this technology work exactly, and why is it so powerful for security purposes?
Its core products have been approved by regulatory agencies, including the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), the UK Department for Transport (DfT) and the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC).