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South Korean Security Firms Coming to U.S. to Explore Collaboration

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Wednesday, February 18th, 2009

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A delegation of companies from South Korea will be coming to the U.S. next month to exhibit their technologies and explore collaboration with firms here. The companies are: CHANCE-I Co., Ltd., integrated access control with digital video recorders; E-ronix, Inc., digital IP cameras and security cameras; E-TECH Co., Ltd., professional two-way radios; GENESIS I &C, secure video and audio streaming; ID FONE Co., Ltd., miniaturized personal digital video and audio recorders; Pittasoft Co., Ltd., IP network cameras, network video recorders;…

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