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Business/Financial

Qylur Comes Out Of The Shadows, Introduces Self-Service Security Kiosk

Defense Daily Staff

Friday, October 25th, 2013

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Qylur Security Systems, a small company that has stayed out of sight since forming in 2005, this week introduced a new checkpoint security system that allows individuals to screen their own bags while automating various other steps including ticket taking and access control. The California-based company’s product is the Qylatron, a configurable and customizable system consisting of multiple pods that can serve several individuals simultaneously, allowing them to scan their own bags with a combination of X-ray, trace and nuclear…

Army

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Congress

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Army

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Congress

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