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Spotted on the Makezine site: 
It's not a real product yet — instead, these plates are unique art pieces that aim to literally send a message to the operators of airport X-ray machines. But I think Target, especially, should mass-produce and sell them. After all, this doormat is already part of Target's marvelous homewares inventory (via Radley):
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