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Xtract One Technologies Inc. reports developments tied to AI-powered threat detection and security systems for facility entry points. Its Gateway and SmartGateway products are designed to screen people and bags for weapons and other threats while supporting high-throughput access at schools, hospitals, healthcare clinics, museums, arenas, stadiums, manufacturing sites and distribution environments.
Recurring news for XTRAF includes customer selections, deployments and phased rollouts across education, healthcare and public-venue settings, along with fiscal results, production updates and management commentary on business outlook. Company updates often focus on unobtrusive screening, reduced manual bag checks, compact or portable installation needs, and security workflows that preserve normal visitor, patient, student or staff movement.
Xtract One (OTCQX: XTRAF) announced that its Gateway AI-powered weapons detection system was selected by Granville County Public Schools in Oxford, North Carolina, with initial deployment at two district high schools.
Gateway scans individuals and bags unobtrusively, distinguishes everyday items from potential threats, reduces manual bag checks, and can enable entry processes up to four times faster than traditional screening methods.
Xtract One (TSX:XTRA / OTCQX:XTRAF) was selected by Health PEI for a phased rollout of SmartGateway security systems across Prince Edward Island on April 20, 2026. The deployment extends Xtract One’s public healthcare footprint into a fourth Canadian province and targets safer, non-disruptive screening in hospitals and care sites.
SmartGateway uses AI-powered sensors for continuous, high-throughput screening that detects weapons and prohibited items without requiring divestment or stopping individuals, aiming to preserve patient experience while improving throughput.
Xtract One (OTCQX: XTRAF) announced that its AI-driven SmartGateway will be deployed at University of Michigan Health-West to strengthen emergency department security. The initial install is the first of up to 20 potential installations in Michigan and targets unobtrusive weapon detection without disrupting patient flow.
The system is designed to fit narrow hallways, operate outdoors in West Michigan climate, and reduce reliance on traditional metal detectors.
Xtract One (OTCQX: XTRAF) announced that its Gateway weapons‑screening system was selected by Alabama’s Morgan County Schools (an 18‑school district) for initial deployment at five high school campuses on March 17, 2026.
Gateway enables walk‑through screening without removing backpacks or personal items, reduces secondary screenings, and eliminates the need for bag scanners or extra security personnel, aiming to streamline school entry and improve operational efficiency.
Xtract One (OTCQX: XTRAF) reported fiscal Q2 results for the three months ended January 31, 2026: revenue $5.8M (up 70% YoY) and gross margin 54%. The company raised $11.5M in a public offering and ended the quarter with $15.7M cash.
Other highlights: new bookings totaled $8.7M, contractual backlog was $13.9M plus $34.9M of agreements pending installation, and comprehensive loss was $2.4M. The company noted delivery of nearly $5M of Gateway systems with another $15M to be installed.
Xtract One (OTCQX: XTRAF) announced its Xtract One SmartGateway has been selected by the British Museum to protect all venue entrances after on-site testing. The system showed up to 3x faster ingress processing and peak throughput of ~750 people per 15 minutes per lane, with portable perimeter placement for flexible high-footfall operations.
The selection targets improved detection performance, reduced queues, and adaptable deployment for the museum's ~6.5 million annual visitors.
Xtract One (OTCQX: XTRAF) will release fiscal 2026 second quarter results after market close on March 4, 2026. Management will host a webcast and conference call at 10:00 a.m. ET on March 5, 2026 to review results for the three months ended January 31, 2026.
The webcast and presentation will be accessible on the company website and a telephone bridge will be available; management will provide an overview of results, outlook, and a Q&A session.
Xtract One (OTCQX: XTRAF) announced a contract to deploy its SmartGateway weapons‑detection solution with a leading nationwide healthcare provider that operates close to 600 clinics. Initial deployment starts Dec. 10, 2025 at five locations in the Minneapolis–St. Paul area with planned expansion into Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.
SmartGateway uses AI-powered multi-sensor technology for fast, discreet weapons detection without requiring removal of personal items, aiming to preserve a welcoming clinical experience. The product holds a U.S. DHS SAFETY Act Qualified Anti‑Terrorism Technology (QATT) designation.
Xtract One (OTCQX: XTRAF) reported fiscal Q1 results for the three months ended Oct 31, 2025, with revenue of $4.6M versus $3.6M a year earlier and a gross margin of 58% (down from 64%).
The company reported total backlog over $53M (contractual backlog $14.1M plus $39.1M pending installation) and new bookings of $8.4M in the quarter. Comprehensive loss was $3.0M. Subsequent to quarter end, Xtract One completed a public offering raising $11.5M gross to support production scale-up and business development.
Management said Gateway commercial deployments drove revenue growth, production costs pressured margins, and manufacturing capacity increases are planned by Q2 fiscal 2026.
Xtract One (OTCQX: XTRAF) was selected by Nova Scotia Health to deploy its SmartGateway weapons-detection systems province-wide, with an initial order of 25 systems announced on December 2, 2025. A prior 12-day trial in Truro scanned 7,400 people and detected 49 prohibited items, mostly pocket knives and box cutters. Nova Scotia Health and its nurses’ union seek to modernize facility security and reduce risks to patients and staff. The company says SmartGateway uses AI-powered sensors to provide discreet, fast screening that replaces traditional metal detectors and preserves privacy. Xtract One noted recent Canadian deployments, including Manitoba earlier in 2025, as it expands its healthcare footprint.