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New Products: QualSec develops electronic "nano-nose" for threat detection

Utah-based QualSec announced the development of the NanoNose, a next generation electronic nose threat detection device. Utilizing its patent pending ROder technology, QualSec created the handheld electronic device to detect explosives, communicable diseases and hazardous materials in real-time with instant read out of the threat and its level of concentration in ambient air. QualSec’s target price for its device is in the $2,000 to $3,000 range, depending on features and sales volumes.

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LAND MOBILE RADIO –

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Thales Communications, Inc., of Clarksburg, MD, introduced its Liberty multiband, software-defined land mobile radio designed for government agencies and first responders. The radio utilizes technology to allow federal, state and local agencies to communicate across all public safety bands -- 136-174 MHz, 380-520 MHz, 700 MHz and 800 MHz -- using a single portable radio that operates in direct mode or uses existing infrastructure in any of the bands.

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NIGHT VISION – Schott, AG, of Elmsford, NY, introduced NightViper, a new night vision device that enables soldiers to see around corners. The new imaging system consists of bundled fiber optics, housed in a flexible casing, which is coupled to standard night vision goggles. By pointing the device around a corner or over a wall, a soldier on patrol can survey the area nearby without breaking cover.

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PICO PROJECTION - The new Ostar Projection SMT LED from Osram Opto Semiconductors, Inc., of Santa Clara, CA, IS more compact and efficient than ever before and is designed for integration into ultra-miniature pico projection applications where space is at a premium. It is ideal for applications such as the pico projectors now being integrated into cell phone and other mobile appliances.

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