By Calvin Biesecker SAIC [SAI] yesterday said it has acquired Spectrum San Diego, a small firm which last spring introduced a low-cost X-ray imaging system for scanning cars and vans for weapons and contraband at vehicle checkpoints. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. SAIC is basically acquiring the CarScan product that Spectrum developed over the last two-plus years, filling a niche in its X-ray and gamma imaging systems that are largely focused on large trucks and cargo. Spectrum hasn't…
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