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Brijot Delivers People/Parcel Screening System to Army

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Wednesday, May 28th, 2008

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Brijot Imaging Systems has developed and delivered people and parcel screening system to the U.S. Army for deployment in the Middle East that is integrated into a standard 20-foot shipping container, making it relatively easy to use and deploy. Called ScanPort, the screening system was developed over the past year based on requirements from the Army Forces Central Command (ARCENT) aimed at improving the screening of individuals and their belongings as well as reducing risk to U.S. personnel by permitting…

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