SEEQR Security has introduced a new explosives detection portal designed to increase the ability of users to detect explosives on people and cargo while eliminating privacy and health concerns. SEEQR Security says its low-power, radio frequency SEEQR system can detect explosives on a person or in cargo within four seconds with 99 percent accuracy and a false alarm rate of less than one in one million. The company, which is based in Michigan, showcased its latest unit at the annual…
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