Textron Systems, Inc, Winner: – Best Nuclear/Radiation Detection

Wed, 2010-02-17 07:08 PM

According to Tom McNamara, Chief Technology of Textron Systems, the Adaptable Radiation Monitor (ARAM) technology of Textron Defense Systems leverages the company’s experience as a DOD contractor to offer homeland security the ability to detect and classify nuclear and radiation in real-time at border crossings, in baggage protection, personnel protection and mobile and fixed events.

Thomas V. McNamara, Chief Technology Officer
www.textron.com

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GSN 2009 Homeland Security Awards, New York, NY, October, 2009

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