Not onll would this be great for the Israelis (and even our own military) to detect the bombs carried by terrorists before they are able to set these bombs off, but it would also help the West at airports, public buildings, etc. where terrorists are planning to commit some atrocity.
Israeli nanotech innovation can smell bombsAvailable next year
BY DAVID SHAMAH June 27, 2014
An Israeli firm has developed the worlds first nanotech-based electronic nose to sniff out security threats like bombs, biological warfare agents, and toxic liquids. The developers say their new nose even outperforms dogs and will be available next year.
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The system, designed by Tel Aviv-based Tracense Systems, can detect even the smallest amounts of material, according to Dr. Ricardo Osiroff, the companys CEO.
Our laboratory-on-a-chip nano-sensors can detect a wide range of chemical threats, such as explosives, chemical and biological warfare agents, in air, solid and liquid samples, at extremely low concentrations, unmatched by existing technologies, said Osiroff. Our system meets and beats the capabilities of dogs and other animals.
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Israeli nanotech innovation can 'smell' bombs | The Times of Israel
Israeli nanotech innovation can smell bombsAvailable next year
BY DAVID SHAMAH June 27, 2014
An Israeli firm has developed the worlds first nanotech-based electronic nose to sniff out security threats like bombs, biological warfare agents, and toxic liquids. The developers say their new nose even outperforms dogs and will be available next year.
!
The system, designed by Tel Aviv-based Tracense Systems, can detect even the smallest amounts of material, according to Dr. Ricardo Osiroff, the companys CEO.
Our laboratory-on-a-chip nano-sensors can detect a wide range of chemical threats, such as explosives, chemical and biological warfare agents, in air, solid and liquid samples, at extremely low concentrations, unmatched by existing technologies, said Osiroff. Our system meets and beats the capabilities of dogs and other animals.
Read more:
Israeli nanotech innovation can 'smell' bombs | The Times of Israel