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Brijot Touts Success of GEN 2 at U.K. Airports

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Wednesday, August 5th, 2009

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The use of passive millimeter wave (PMMW) screening systems supplied by Brijot Imaging Systems has proven to be a benefit to security officers in Britain looking for contraband on passengers entering the country on short and long haul flights, the company says. "The incorporation of the PMMW technology, along with behavioral science, and intelligence, has significantly increased the ability of our officers to detect contraband," says John Whyte, director of the United Kingdom Border Agency. "The mobile system, which is…

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