Even as the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) takes a closer look at a new generation of explosive detection systems (EDS) based on stationary gantries, General Electric [GE] says the outlook for its line of EDS systems is bright given advances the company is making with its systems which are based on rotating gantries, the head of GE's Homeland Protection business tells TR2. In late March TSA certified GE's latest entry into the EDS market, the CTX 9800DSi, which nearly doubles…
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