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Homeland Security

Brijot’s Whole Body Imaging Portal Operating at Venice Airport

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Wednesday, May 12th, 2010

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Brijot Imaging Systems' SafeScreen whole body imaging portal is being used at Marco Polo Airport in Venice, Italy, for passenger screening for flights to the U.S. and other sensitive destinations, says Italy's Finmeccanica, whose Elsag Datamat business unit installed the machine. The airport is also using another of Brijot's systems, a mobile version of its GEN 2 scanning system, for screening depending on the needs of different checkpoints. Elsag North America, Elsag Datamat's U.S. subsidiary, has the exclusive distribution rights…

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