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Homeland Security

OSI Systems Gets International Contract for New Multi-View X-Ray System

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Wednesday, January 9th, 2008

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OSI Systems [OSIS] says it has received a $5 million contract from an undisclosed international aviation customer for a new automated multi-view X-Ray system that will be used to screen carry-on bags at passenger checkpoints. The MVXi system, which is a new addition to OSI's multi-view family of X-Ray systems and hadn't been previously disclosed, will be delivered to the customer sometime this year, Andrew Goldsmith, head of global marketing for the Company's security division, Rapiscan Systems, tells TR2. Goldsmith…

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