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Rapiscan To Market Brijot’s Stand-Off Millimeter Wave Body Scanner

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Thursday, November 8th, 2007

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Rapiscan Systems and Brijot Imaging Systems have signed a seven-year agreement that allows Rapiscan to market and sell Brijot's passive millimeter wave screening body scanner that is capable of screening individuals from several meters away. Under the arrangement, Rapiscan will put its own label on Brijot's BIS-WDS GEN 2 screener, calling it the Rapiscan WaveScan 200. Adding the millimeter wave sensor to its product portfolio, which consists of a wide array of X-Ray systems for scanning people and parcels at…

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