SensAI Veritas launches Gateway and Helm for checkpoint risk screening
SensAI Veritas has launched SensAI Gateway™ and SensAI Helm™, two products that extend its Integrity Intelligence platform to security checkpoints. According to the Miami-based company, the tools are meant to flag potential deception, concealed information and ill intent in real time, while leaving final decisions to human officers.
- SensAI Veritas launched SensAI Gateway™ and SensAI Helm™ for real-time risk screening at security checkpoints.
- Gateway analyzes autonomic nervous system responses with one standard camera, without contact or wearable sensors.
- The company says indicators are not proof of deception or wrongdoing, and officers keep final authority and log overrides.
- Helm provides centralized command and control, reporting and audits across Gateway and SensAI Interview™.
- Both products are available through SensAI and integration partners; a virtual press conference is set for November 5, 2026.
What the two products do
SensAI Gateway™ is the front-line screening tool. According to SensAI Veritas, it uses an AI-powered conversational avatar or a text interface with adaptive questioning. Its proprietary SensAI Core™ engine analyzes autonomic nervous system (ANS) responses using one standard camera, without contact or wearable sensors.
From these responses, Gateway identifies indicators of potential deception, concealed information and ill intent. The company says this produces actionable risk intelligence to support immediate screening and referral decisions. It states clearly that the indicators are not proof of deception or wrongdoing, and that they do not predict future behavior.
SensAI Helm™ is the management layer. The company says it unifies Gateway and the existing SensAI Interview™ product into one Integrity Intelligence platform. Helm provides centralized command and control, real-time visibility across operations, risk indicators, reporting and audits. Security teams can manage checkpoints, devices and sites centrally.
How the screening workflow is meant to run
The platform links three steps: initial risk screening, in-depth integrity assessment and centralized oversight. Under customer-defined rules, Gateway routes each case either to routine clearance or to further assessment. Officers can use SensAI Interview™, which the company describes as its deception detection and integrity assessment solution for investigative interviews, for secondary screening. They retain final authority and can log overrides.
SensAI Veritas says the approach analyzes each individual's own ANS-related response patterns rather than facial expressions or voice patterns. According to the company, this is designed to reduce reliance on subjective behavioral cues and to mitigate demographic and cultural bias. These are the company's own claims, and the announcement does not include independent test results or performance figures.
By prioritizing cases that need a closer look, the company says the platform helps security organizations focus trained personnel where they are needed most, while maintaining human oversight.
Intended uses and the company's framing
The announcement lists several applications: immigration and border control, prison visitation, airport personnel access and airline crew screening, as well as critical infrastructure, secure facilities and workforce integrity.
CEO Rafi Kaminer framed the product around a shift in what security checks measure. "For decades, security systems have focused on who a person is and what is already known about them," he said. According to Kaminer, SensAI addresses "what additional risk indicators we can identify right now before granting trust," and brings this into an integrated screening workflow "while keeping consequential decisions in human hands."
Availability and what it means
Gateway and Helm are available through SensAI and integration partners. The announcement gives no pricing or deployment details. Daniel J. Molina is scheduled to present both products at a livestreamed virtual press conference on November 5, 2026, at 05:00 Miami time (10:00 UTC). Information, demonstrations and partnership inquiries are handled via the company's website at www.sensai-tech.com/gateway.
For security organizations, the pitch is a triage layer that sits before human interviews and feeds into a central dashboard. The company stresses that its outputs are risk indicators for routing cases, not verdicts. How well the system performs in practice is not addressed in the source, so buyers would need to evaluate that themselves.
