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CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosive)

Detection Devices: Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide,

2016 to 2022

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CHECK OUT THESE KEY TOPICS

CBRNe Detection Devices First Responder and Military First Line of Defense Mission Support Against Terrorism

CBRNE Threat Detection

Chemical Biological

Radiological Nuclear

Explosive detection sensors and

technology

Molecular Diagnostics First Responder Chemical

Identification Advanced Handheld and

Desktop Analytical Technology

Detection Devices Stand-Off Detection

High Visibility Events (HVE)

Biological Threat Analysis Chemical Threat Analysis Nuclear Threat Analysis

Radiology Threat Analysis Explosive Threat Analysis

CBRNe Detection Devices Market Analysis:

CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosive) Detection

Devices: Market Strategies and Forecasts, Worldwide,

2016-2022

LEXINGTON, Massachusetts (September 1, 2016) – WinterGreen Research announces that it has

published a new study CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosives) Detection

Devices: Market Shares, Strategy, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2016 to 2022. The 2016 study has 1,208

pages, 512 tables and figures. Worldwide CBRNE markets are poised to achieve significant growth with

the use of detectors that are implemented as platforms, many of them handheld, used to help implement

precision detection of intent to do harm to civilian populations or military personnel.

Chemical warfare agents (CWAs), toxic industrial chemicals (TICs), toxic industrial materials (TIMs),

hazmat agents are problems in civilized society when terrorists target civilian populations as has

happened recently in Boston, Paris, Asia, Syria, London, and Belgium. The risks associated with

terrorist use of chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive (CBRNE) warfare are

tremendous.




Growing use of CBRNE detection devices to try to protect civilians is encouraging, because it gives a

sense of being able to protect people, whereas previously everyone has felt terribly vulnerable.

Watchfulness in the context of terrorist threats is encouraging because the terrorist behavior is

concerning.

Expanding threats require more first responder CBRNE detection devices and more vigilance from the

first responders as they learn to use the devices. CBRNE detection teams and hazmat response are

provided by first responders to help protect civilian populations.

Advanced handheld analytical technology permits first responders to be capable of proactive

performance in a hot zone. Handheld devices allow for faster detection, response and continuous

monitoring of both conventional and unconventional threats helping to ensure public safety and response

team protection.

An abundance of new research and development in sensors and technology permits detection of a

hazardous substance that may have been planted by a terrorist. Detection and identification of CBRNE

at a distance becomes a way to protect first responders responsible for finding the hazmat. The

significance of detection is increasing as governments and military organizations recognize the need to

more efficiently identify and categorize chemicals, explosives, biological agents, radiology and nuclear

materials and other threats. The ability to manage separate detection devices creates the need for device

integration.

Worldwide, government agencies and military branches are tasked with the formidable job of identifying

evolving threats to national security such as concealed explosives, improvised explosive devices (IEDs),

and airborne chemical and biological materials – without putting equipment or people in harm’s way.

Lasers and optical techniques are of critical importance as they are used to implement standoff detection

technology for their ability to passively and actively probe threats near and far.

Threat Detection: Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive detection is a fundamental

responsibility of governments worldwide. New technology is necessary, less expensive techniques for

detection are needed. Domestic and foreign terrorists continue to pose serious threats to the United

States. U.S. citizens at home or traveling abroad can be targets, as can infrastructure (roads, bridges, IT

systems) and trade ports. CBRNe detection devices are on the front line of evolving protection practices.

Emergency responders are distributed throughout every country are the primary users of the CBRNe

devices along with the military. The first responders work in the military and they work in small

communities; they work in large cities. All first responders need reliable and interoperable chemical,

biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNE) detectors to protect life and property.

Since September 2001, emergency responders are far better equipped to face these threats. Their

detection systems, communication and protective gear are better designed for counterterrorism.




In the US, NIST and the Department of Homeland Security continue to address critical needs for

standards that identify performance metrics for gear, instruments and systems used in threat detection.

In the US, NIST's National Security Standards Program supports and coordinates development of test

methods, performance standards, guidance and training for systems and gear that protect against

CBRNE threats to ensure that:

According to Susan Eustis, lead author of the study, “Use of CBRNE represents a key milestone in

provision of value to the governments charged with protecting large civilian populations. Customized

cameras, multiple different types of sensors, and new chemistry approaches are used to address

protection in venues everywhere. Smaller, lighter systems further automate detection. Spending on

CBRNE detection devices was recently upgraded in response to random weekly terrorist attacks in

various parts of the world.”

The worldwide market for CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosives) at $2.2

billion in 2015 is anticipated to reach $ 9.8 billion by 2022. Market growth is driven by the vulnerability

of civilian populations to the whim of terrorist attacks. CBRNE represents a cohesive response to a

scattered threat. As such, there are many different detection devices that need to be available in any one

place to address safety issues.

Multiple applications drive market growth, most of all integrated devices that promote ease of use.

White powder identification and standoff systems are significant. Applications for CBRNE are in law

enforcement, the military, border control, homeland security, building surveillance, concert protection,

sports arena protection, fire department use, utility infrastructure surveillance, and delivery systems.

These application areas are identified and forecast in the market research study.

WinterGreen Research is an independent research organization funded by the sale of market research

studies all over the world and by the implementation of ROI models that are used to calculate the total

cost of ownership of equipment, services, and software. The company has 35 distributors worldwide,

including Global Information Info Shop, Market Research.com, Research and Markets, electronics.ca,

and Thompson Financial. It conducts its business with integrity.

The increasingly global nature of science, technology and engineering is a reflection of the

implementation of the globally integrated enterprise. Customers trust wintergreen research to work

alongside them to ensure the success of the participation in a particular market segment.

WinterGreen Research supports various market segment programs; provides trusted technical services

to the marketing departments. It carries out accurate market share and forecast analysis services for a

range of commercial and government customers globally. These are all vital market research support

solutions requiring trust and integrity. Key Words: CBRNE, Threat Detection, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear , Explosive, detection sensors and technology, Molecular Diagnostics, First Responder Chemical Identification, Advanced Handheld and Desktop Analytical Technology, Detection Devices, , Stand-Off Detection, High Visibility Events (HVE), Biological Threat Analysis, Chemical Threat Analysis, Nuclear Threat Analysis, Radiology Threat Analysis, Explosive Threat Analysis ,




Companies Profiled

Market Leaders

Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc. Bruker

Chemring Group PLC Mirion Agilent

FLIR Smiths Group PLC/Smiths Detection Drägerwerk AG & Co KGaA/Dräger

Inficon Airbus Defense & Space /Cassidian

Canberra Nexter Group/NBC-Sys

bioMerieux/Biofire Defense Ludlum Measurements

Air Techniques International Morphix Technologies

Proengin Luminix

Passport Systems, Inc.

Selected Market Participants

20/20 GeneSystems / 20/20

BioResponse

3M

908 Devices

908 Devices Applied Science &

Chemistry

Agilent Technologies

AirBoss of America Corporation

Airbus Defense & Space

Airsense Analytics

Air Techniques International

Allen-Vanguard

Argon Electronics Ltd.

ATI

Avon Protection

B&W Tek

Batelle

BBI Detection

Berkeley Nucleonics

Bertin Technologies

bioMérieux

BioQuell

Block MEMS LLC

Blücher

Bracco Diagnostics / RSDecon

Bruker Detection

Canadian Technology Systems

Canberra

CBRNE Command

Cegelec

Cepheid

Chemring Group PLC

Cobalt Light Systems

CRISTANINI S.p.A.

CUBRC

Daylight Solutions

Defense Collaboration Services /

DCS

Decon7 Systems

Defentect Group Inc

DHS Systems International Ltd

Drägerwerk AG & Co KGaA

Dräger Evita XL

Dugway Proving Ground

DuPont / Genencor

Edgewood Chemical Biologican

Center

Elbit

Emergent BioSolution

Endeavor Robotics

Environics

Eurolite CBRN

Federal Resources

First Line Technology

FLIR Systems

Futuretech / Kärcher Futuretech

GmbH

GasMet

GE Sensors: Measurement &

Control Solutions

GenPrime

Homeland DefSec

ICOR Technology Robots




Illumina

Indra

Inficon

Intelagard

ITL Solutions

Johnson Controls / Tyco

Kärcher Futuretech GmbH

KD Analytical

Kestrel Corporation Optical and

Sensor Innovations

Kestrel Computer-Aided

Detection (CAD) SW

Kromek Group plc

Lakeland Industries

Ludlum Measurements

Luminex

Meridian Medical Technologies

Mirion Technologies

MKS

Morphix Technologies

Nexter Group

Nexter Robotics

Nexter Group / NBC Sys

Nor E First Response

Northrop Grumman

Omega Technical Services

OSI Systems

Owlstone Inc.

OWR

Passport Systems

Paul Boye Technologies

PHDS Co

Pony Industry

PositiveID Corporation / E-N-G

Mobile Systems

Proengin

QinetiQ

Riken Keiki

RKI

Roche Diagnostics

Roche CBRNE Molecular

Diagnostic Assay

SERB Laboratories

Smiths Group / Smiths Detection

Smiths / Morpho System™

Smiths Detection

Spectrex Inc.

STERIS

Telerob

Thales Group

Thermo Fisher Scientific

Thorlabs

Thorlabs / Maxion Technologies

W. B. Johnson Instruments

CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosives): Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide,

2016 to 2022

Report Methodology

This is the 684th report in a series of primary market research reports that provide forecasts in

communications, telecommunications, the Internet, computer, software, telephone equipment, health

equipment, and energy. Automated process and significant growth potential are a priority in topic selection.

The project leaders take direct responsibility for writing and preparing each report. They have significant

experience preparing industry studies. They are supported by a team, each person with specific research tasks

and proprietary automated process database analytics. Forecasts are based on primary research and

proprietary data bases.

The primary research is conducted by talking to customers, distributors and companies. The survey data is

not enough to make accurate assessment of market size, so WinterGreen Research looks at the value of




shipments and the average price to achieve market assessments. Our track record in achieving accuracy is

unsurpassed in the industry. We are known for being able to develop accurate market shares and projections.

This is our specialty.

The analyst process is concentrated on getting good market numbers. This process involves looking at the

markets from several different perspectives, including vendor shipments. The interview process is an essential

aspect as well. We do have a lot of granular analysis of the different shipments by vendor in the study and

addenda prepared after the study was published if that is appropriate.

Forecasts reflect analysis of the market trends in the segment and related segments. Unit and dollar

shipments are analyzed through consideration of dollar volume of each market participant in the segment.

Installed base analysis and unit analysis is based on interviews and an information search. Market share

analysis includes conversations with key customers of products, industry segment leaders, marketing

directors, distributors, leading market participants, opinion leaders, and companies seeking to develop

measurable market share.

Over 200 in depth interviews are conducted for each report with a broad range of key participants and

industry leaders in the market segment. We establish accurate market forecasts based on economic and

market conditions as a base. Use input/output ratios, flow charts, and other economic methods to quantify

data. Use in-house analysts who meet stringent quality standards.

Interviewing key industry participants, experts and end-users is a central part of the study. Our research

includes access to large proprietary databases. Literature search includes analysis of trade publications,

government reports, and corporate literature.

Findings and conclusions of this report are based on information gathered from industry sources, including

manufacturers, distributors, partners, opinion leaders, and users. Interview data was combined with

information gathered through an extensive review of internet and printed sources such as trade publications,

trade associations, company literature, and online databases. The projections contained in this report are

checked from top down and bottom up analysis to be sure there is congruence from that perspective.

The base year for analysis and projection is 2011. With 2011 and several years prior to that as a baseline,

market projections were developed for 2012 through 2018. These projections are based on a combination of a

consensus among the opinion leader contacts interviewed combined with understanding of the key market

drivers and their impact from a historical and analytical perspective.




The analytical methodologies used to generate the market estimates are based on penetration analyses,

similar market analyses, and delta calculations to supplement independent and dependent variable analysis.

All analyses are displaying selected descriptions of products and services.

This research includes referencde to an ROI model that is part of a series that provides IT systems financial

planners access to information that supports analysis of all the numbers that impact management of a product

launch or large and complex data center. The methodology used in the models relates to having a

sophisticated analytical technique for understanding the impact of workload on processor consumption and

cost.

WinterGreen Research has looked at the metrics and independent research to develop assumptions that

reflect the actual anticipated usage and cost of systems. Comparative analyses reflect the input of these

values into models.

The variables and assumptions provided in the market research study and the ROI models are based on

extensive experience in providing research to large enterprise organizations and data centers. The ROI models

are useful for comparing products from different manufacturers, for example servers from different

manufacturers, Systems z models from IBM, and labor costs by category around the world.

This information has been developed from WinterGreen research proprietary data bases constructed as a

result of preparing market research studies that address the software, energy, healthcare,

telecommunicatons, and hardware businesses.

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CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosives) Market

Shares, Strategy, and Forecasts, 2016 to 2022

Table of Contents

CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosives): Executive Summary

The study is designed to give a comprehensive overview of the CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological,

Nuclear And Explosives) market segment. Research represents a selection from the mountains of data

available of the most relevant and cogent market materials, with selections made by the most senior

analysts. Commentary on every aspect of the market from independent analysts creates an independent

perspective in the evaluation of the market. In this manner the study presents a comprehensive overview

of what is going on in this market, assisting managers with designing market strategies likely to succeed.




Volume 1 Toc1

Volume 1 2 CBRNE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 94

CBRNE Advanced Handheld and Desktop Analytical Technology 94 CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosives) Detection Devices 95

CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosives) Detection Device Market Driving Forces 96

CBRNE Market Shares 97

CBRNE Market 2016-2022 - Market Forecasts 99 1. CBRNE DETECTION MARKET DESCRIPTION AND MARKET DYNAMICS 101

1.1 Threat Detection: Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive 101

1.2 CBRNe Detection Creates Market Dynamics 105 1.2.1 Stand-Off Detection 106

1.2.2 High Visibility Events (HVE) 107

1.3 Helytex Radiogardase 108

1.4 Building Vulnerability 109 2. CBRNE MARKET SHARES AND FORECASTS 113

2.1 CBRNE Advanced Handheld and Desktop Analytical Technology 113 2.1.1 CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosives) Detection Devices 114

2.1.2 CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosives) Detection Device Market Driving Forces115

2.2 CBRNE Market Shares 116 2.2.1 Smiths 119

2.2.2 Bruker 120

2.2.3 Bruker DE-tector 121

2.2.4 Mirion 122

2.2.5 Flir Biological 122

2.2.6 908 Devices M908 First Responder Chemical Identification 123

2.2.7 Cobalt Light Resolve Product for Detection of Explosives, Narcotics, And Hazardous Materials 124

2.2.8 GenPrime Bio Warfare Agent Detector 125

2.2.9 Proengin 125

2.2.10 Gasmet DX4000 FTIR Gas Analyzer 126

2.2.11 Chemring Detection Systems 127

2.2.12 Inficon Portable Gas Chromatograph/Mass Spectrometer (GC/MS) Gold Standard For Chemical Identification127

2.2.13 Canberra Serving The Nuclear Community 128

2.3 CBRNE Market 2016-2022 - Market Forecasts 129 2.3.1 CBRNE Detection Market Unit Analysis 131

2.3.2 CBRNE Detection Market Segment Types 134

2.3.3 CBRNE Threat Type Detection Devices, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, And Explosive135

2.4 Chemical Threat Analysis 139 2.4.1 Chemical Weapons 139

2.4.2 Bruker Mobile Gas Chromatography / Mass Spectrometry Chemical Threat Analysis 141

2.4.3 Thermo Fisher FirstDefender™ RMX Handheld White Powder Chemical Identification 142

2.4.4 Chemring Detection Systems 144

2.5 Biological Threat Analysis 144 2.5.1 Biological Agent Detection Market Trends 145

2.5.2 CBRNE Bio-Detection Market Shares 147

2.5.3 Agilent Technologies 148

2.5.4 Smiths Group 149

2.5.5 BioMérieux / BioFire 149

2.5.6 FLIR Fido B2 Capabilities 150





2.5.8 BBI White Powder Bio-threat Detection IMASS Device 152

2.5.9 BioCheck® White Powder Protocol 153

2.6 Radiological 153

2.7 Nuclear 154 2.7.1 Thermo Scientific Nuclear 154

2.7.2 Mirion Technologies 155

2.7.3 Ludlum Measurements 156

2.7.4 Canberra 156

2.7.5 FLIR 158

2.8 Explosive Device 158 2.8.1 Next Generation Explosives Detection: Trace Capability for Law Enforcement 160

2.8.2 Explosives Trace Detection 160

2.8.3 Explosives Law enforcement applications 161

2.8.4 Handheld Explosives Trace Detectors 163

2.8.5 Flir Interdicting the Invisible Threat 164

2.8.6 How FLIR TrueTrace Works 165

2.8.7 Morphix 168

2.9 CBRNE Detection Device End Users: Military, Homeland Security, First Responder,

Local Police & Fire Departments, and Commercial & Logistics 169

2.10 CBRNE Standoff Detection Systems 172 2.10.1 Bruker RAPIDplus Detect All Chemical Warfare Agents (CWA) and Important Toxic Industrial

Chemicals (TICs) at Long Distances 174

2.10.2 QinetiQ North America TALON Detects Deadly IEDs Remotely And Saves Lives 175

2.10.3 Block MEMS LLC Standoff Devices 175

2.10.4 Spectrex Standoff SafEye Quasar 900 176

2.10.5 Chemring JSLSCAD Standoff Chemical Detection Device 176

2.11 Human Protective Materials 178

2.12 CBRNE Prices 178 2.12.1 Proengin AP4C Flame Spectrophotometer 178

2.12.2 Thermo Fisher Scientific - TruDefender FTi 2 179

2.12.3 GenPrime Prices 180

2.12.4 Illumina HiSeq 2000 Sequencing System $654,000 180

2.13 CBRNE Regional Segment Analysis 181 3. CBRNE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 184

3.1 Bruker CBRNE Products 184 3.1.1 Bruker Chemical Detection Ion Mobility Spectrometry 184

3.1.2 Bruker RoadRunner Explosives and Narcotics Detector 186

3.1.3 Bruker TIMON 187

3.1.4 Bruker OrthoTIMON Chemical Gas Detection 189

3.1.5 Bruker Raid M100 Chemical Agent Detector 191

3.1.6 Bruker Raid P Chemical Detection System 192

3.1.7 Bruker Raid S2 Gas Trace Detector For Chemical Warfare Agents (CWAs) and Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TICs). 193

3.1.8 Bruker Raid XP Combines Chemical and Radiological Detection Into One System 194

3.1.9 Bruker Raid AFM to Detect Chemical Warfare Agents, Toxic Industrial Chemicals and Radioactive Contamination 195

3.1.10 Bruker µRAID IMS Chemical Agent Detector 197

3.1.11 Bruker Mobile Gas Chromatography / Mass Spectrometry Gold Standard in Chemical Analysis 198

3.1.12 Bruker MM2 Chemical Detection And Identification 199

3.1.13 Bruker E²M Fast And Reliable On-Site Identification Of Chemicals 200

3.1.14 Bruker Biological Identification MALDI Biotyper 201

3.1.15 Bruker RAPIDplus Detect All Chemical Warfare Agents (CWA) and Important Toxic

Industrial Chemicals (TICs) at Long Distances 202

3.1.16 Bruker SIGIS II 203

3.1.17 Bruker Portable Detector of Toxins Associated With Biological Warfare Agents (BWA) 204

3.1.18 Bruker Hand-Held Radiation Survey Meter 205

3.1.19 Bruker Radiation Backpack Sentry 207

3.1.20 Bruker Radiation Probe 208

3.1.21 Bruker DE-tector Drugs And Explosives Detection Instrument 209




3.2 FLIR Systems CBRNE Detection 210 3.2.1 FLIR Fido C1 Field Chemical Agent Detection Kit 210

3.2.2 FLIR Fido C2 213

3.2.3 FLIR Griffin 400 Series Gas Chromatograph / Mass Spectrometer (GC/MS) Chemical Hazard Detection 216

3.2.4 FLIR Fido® B2 Biological Detection 220

3.2.5 FLIR Fido® B2 224

3.2.6 FLIR Fido® B2 (IBAC) Early Warning of Bio-Aerosol Threats 225

3.2.7 FLIR Fido B2 Bio-Detector Capabilities 226

3.2.8 FLIR Radiation Detection 228

3.2.9 FLIR identiFINDER® R200 Spectroscopic Personal Radiation Detector 229

3.2.10 FLIR identiFINDER® R300 Radiation Detection Capabilities 233

3.2.11 FLIR R300 Uses Uniquely Constructed Cadmium Zinc Telluride (CZT) Detectors 234

3.2.12 FLIR identiFINDER® R400 236

3.2.13 FLIR identiFINDER® R500 239

3.2.14 Flir Benefits for Nuclear Medicine 241

3.2.15 FLIR Chemical, Drug, and Explosives Detection 242

3.2.16 FLIR Building Inspection 243

3.2.17 FLIR Gas Detection 244

3.2.18 FLIR Emerging Markets 244

3.2.19 FLIR Explosives and Narcotics Detection 245

3.2.20 FLIR Fido X2 Explosives Trace Detector 246

3.2.21 FLIR Fido X3 249

3.2.22 FLIR Griffin 844 Explosives and Narcotics Trace Detector 252

3.2.23 FLIR Explosives and Narcotics Trace Detector 253

3.3 Thermo Fisher Measuring Radiation 255 3.3.1 Thermo Fisher Radiation Contamination and Environmental Monitoring 257

3.3.2 Thermo Fisher Integrated Radiation Monitoring Solutions 258

3.3.3 Thermo Scientific ViewPoint™ Enterprise Remote Monitoring System 259

3.3.4 Thermo Scientific™ ViewPoint Monitoring of Radiation Levels At Nuclear Power Plants 260

3.3.5 Thermo Scientific™ ViewPoint Data Engine 262

3.3.6 Thermo Scientific™ ViewPoint Personal Viewing 262

3.3.7 Thermo Scientific™ ViewPoint Instument Plug-Ins 263

3.3.8 Thermo Fisher Portable Radiation Detection 264

3.3.9 Thermo Fisher RadHalo™ RDP and FM Spectroscopic Area Monitors 265

3.3.10 Thermo Fisher Handheld and RadEye™ X Series Survey Meters 267

3.3.11 Thermo Fisher RadEye™ PRD/PRD-ER Personal Radiation Detector 269

3.3.12 Thermo Fisher RadEye™ NBR High Sensitivity Gamma Radiation Monitor 274

3.3.13 Thermo Fisher RadEye™ GR Grapple Monitoring System 276

3.3.14 Thermo Fisher RadEye™ SPRD Spectroscopic Personal Radiation Detector 278

3.3.15 Thermo Fisher Dosimetry & Personal Radiation Monitoring 280

3.3.16 Thermo Fisher Single/Double Chipstrate EXT-RAD Extremity Dosimeters Elements 280

3.3.17 Thermo Fisher PackEye Radiation Detection Backpack 283

3.3.18 Thermo Fisher Matrix MRDS™ (Mobile Radiation Detection System) 285

3.3.19 Thermo Fisher RadEye™ Area Monitor 290

3.3.20 Thermo Fisher ALPHA-7A Alpha Air Monitors 291

3.3.21 Thermo Fisher FHT 6020 Area Monitor Display and Alarms 294

3.3.22 Thermo Fisher RMS-3 Digital Area Monitors 295

3.3.23 Thermo Fisher PM12 Personnel Gamma Portal Monitor 297

3.3.24 Thermo Fisher LFM-3 Radiation Detection System 299

3.3.25 Thermo Fisher IPM96 Whole Body Contamination Monitor 301

3.3.26 Thermo Fisher ASM™ IV Series Automatic Scrap Monitoring System 302

3.4 Chemring Detection Systems 306 3.4.1 Chemring Detection Systems Biological Detection: I-Collector 308

3.4.2 Chemring I-SCAD® 311

3.4.3 Chemring Chemical Detection Systems JSLSCAD 313

3.5 Emergent BioSolution 316 3.5.1 Emergent Sole Source Notification with Respect to BioThrax 320

3.6 Smiths Detection 320




3.6.1 Smiths Detection Ionscan Sentinel II 321

3.6.2 Smiths Biological Agents Detection 322

3.6.3 Smiths Cargo & Vehicle Inspection 322

3.6.4 Smiths Chemical Agents Detection 322

3.6.5 Smiths Liquids Explosives Detection 323

3.6.6 Smiths People Screening Systems And Radiation Detection 323

3.6.7 Smiths Chemical Agents Detection 323

3.6.8 Smiths Detection Nano Intelligent Detection System NIDS 331

3.7 Proengin 333 3.7.1 Proengin AP4C Detects A Wider Range Of Chemicals 335

3.7.2 Proengin Flame Spectrophotometry. 336

3.7.3 Proengin Chemical Detection 338

3.7.4 Proengin Biological Detection 341

3.7.5 Proengin AP4C Flame Spectrophotometer 347

3.8 Agilent Micro GC 351 3.8.1 Agilent Micro GC Portable Gas Analyzer 351

3.8.2 Agilent 490 Micro GC 352

3.9 RKI Sample Draw With PID & Super Toxics 353 3.9.1 Mirion Technologies RDS 31 Modular Radiation Survey Meter 357

3.9.2 Mirion Technologies Whole Body Contamination Monitors 359

3.9.3 RKI GX-2009 360

3.9.4 RKI EAGLE 2 361

3.9.5 RKI FP-30 Formaldehyde Gas Detector 362

3.9.6 Single Gas Personal Detectors 03 Series 362

3.10 Daylight Solutions 367 3.10.1 Daylight Solutions ChemDetect™ High-Speed Mid-IR Molecular Sensor 368

3.10.2 Daylight Solutions Aries™ Series - High Power, Multi-Wavelength Mid-IR Laser Systems 368

3.10.3 Daylight Solutions Lasers For Gas Sensing Instrumentation 370

3.10.4 Daylight Solutions Mid-IR HgCdTe Detectors 371

3.10.5 Daylight Solutions Thermal Laser Pointers 372

3.10.6 Daylight Solutions Product Features 372

3.10.7 Daylight Solutions ChemDetect™ High-Speed Mid-IR Molecular Sensor 373

3.10.8 Daylight Solutions Systems for Spectroscopic and Bio-Medical Imaging and Standoff Explosive Detection 373

3.10.9 Daylight Solutions Modularity Brings Flexibility 374

3.10.10 Daylight Solutions Tunable Laser Fully Automated, Hands-Free Operation 375

3.10.11 Daylight Solutions Lasers For Gas Sensing Instrumentation 379


3.10.13 Daylight Solutions Thermal Laser Pointers 381

3.10.14 Daylight Solutions Tunable Laser 382

3.10.15 Daylight Solutions Broadly Tunable, Room-Temperature, Mid-IR Laser 386

3.10.16 Daylight Solutions Fixed Wavelength Pulsed and CW Mid-Infrared Lasers 395


3.11 BioFire Diagnostics 400 3.11.1 BioFire Defense Mutation Discovery Using High Resolution Melting 400

3.11.2 BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense LightScanner Master Mix 401

3.11.3 BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense LightScanner System 403

3.11.4 BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense FilmArray BioSurveillance System 405

3.11.5 BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense Film/Array Test Kits 406

3.11.6 BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense RAZOR EX BioDetection System 408

3.11.7 BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense RAZOR® Reagent Kits 409

3.11.8 BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense JBAIDS System 410

3.11.9 BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense Freeze-Dried Reagents & Test Kits 411

3.11.10 BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense IT 1-2-3™ Sample Purification Kits 412

3.11.11 BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense Bioldentification Training 413

3.12 BBI White Powder Bio-threat Detection IMASS Device 414 3.12.1 BBI Detection Explosive Device IMASS 417

3.12.2 BBI Detection Ebola Virus Antibodies 418

3.12.3 BBI Explosives and Bio-Threat Detection 419




3.13 Airsense Analytics 419

3.14 MKS AIRGARD®Plus CWA/TIC Ambient Air Analyzer 424 3.14.1 MKS AirGard® Biogas Siloxane Gas Analyzer Monitor 426

3.14.2 MKS MultiGas™ 2030 FTIR Continuous Gas Analyzer 428

3.14.3 MKS MultiGas™ 2032 Purity FTIR Gas Analyzer 429

3.15 Battelle SiteGuard® Security Robot 430 3.15.1 Battelle SiteGuard® Active Shooter Response 434

3.16 Passport Systems SmartScan 3D 435 3.16.1 Passport Systems SmartShield Addresses Radiological Threats 438

3.17 Allen Vanguard 440

3.18 Endeavor Robotics 510 Packbot 442 3.18.1 Endeavor Robotics ® 340 SUGV 444

3.19 Northrop Grumman 445 3.19.1 Northrop Grumman Remotec Unveils Next-generation Andros(TM) Robot 445

3.19.2 Northrop Grumman Andros F6 Series 447

3.19.3 Northrop Grumman Remotec Robotic Platforms and Sub-Systems 448

3.19.4 Northrop Grumman Andros F6A - Law Enforcement & SWAT 453

3.19.5 Northrop Grumman Andros Robots 454

3.19.6 Northrop Grumman ANDROS Hazmat 455

3.19.7 Northrop Grumman Mark V-A1 - HAZMAT Technicians 460

3.19.8 Northrop Grumman Andros for Law Enforcement 461

3.19.9 Northrop Grumman Mini Andros II Features 463

3.20 QinetQ TALON 465 3.20.1 QinetiQ TALON Product Line Expansion 471

3.21 KNDS / Nexter / KMW 472

3.22 908 Devices M908 473 3.22.1 908 Devices M908 for Chem Warfare and TICs 475

3.22.2 908 Devices M908 for Drugs 476

3.22.3 908 Devices M908 for Explosives Detection 477

3.23 Cobalt Light Resolve Product for Detection of Explosives, Narcotics, And Hazardous Materials478 3.23.1 Cobalt Light Systems Insight100 Series 481

3.23.2 Cobalt Light Systems Insight200 Series 483

3.23.3 Cobalt Light Systems Insight Range 486

3.23.4 Cobalt Light Systems TRS100 487

3.23.5 Cobalt Replacing HPLC 488

3.23.6 Cobalt Applications 488

3.23.7 Cobalt Light Systems RapID 490

3.24 Block Engineering Quantum Cascade Laser Products 493 3.24.1 Block Engineering LaserSense-SC™: Compact Gas Detection System for the Semiconductor Industry493

3.24.2 Block Engineering LaserWarn™: Open-Path Chemical Detection System 496

3.24.3 Block Engineering Mini-QCL™: OEM Quantum Cascade Laser Module 498

3.24.4 Block Engineering LaserTune: Widely Tunable Mid-Infrared Laser Source 501

3.24.5 Block Engineering MCT IR Detector Module™: Spectral Acquisition Detection 503

3.24.6 Block Engineering MCT (Mercury-Cadmium-Telluride) IR (infrared) Detector Module 503

3.24.7 Block Engineering Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL) LaserScan™ 509

3.24.8 Block Engineering Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL) LaserScope™ 510

3.25 General Electric Entry Scan 512 3.25.1 GE Security Easy Operation and High Throughput 514

3.25.2 GE Security Portal Target Applications 517

3.26 InVision Technologies 518

3.27 Kromek 518

3.28 Gasmet DX4000 FTIR Gas Analyzer 519 3.28.1 Gasmet DX4015 521

3.28.2 Gasmet DX4040 523

3.28.3 Gasmet CR1000 Multicomponent Gas Analyzers 524

3.28.4 Gasmet CR2000 Quantitative Multicomponent Gas Analyzers 525

3.28.5 Gasmet CR4000 Quantitative Multicomponent Gas Analyzers 527




3.28.6 Gasmet Portable Sampling Unit 528

3.28.7 Gasmet Caliberator 530

3.28.8 Gasmet CX4000 Gas Analyzers For Continuous Monitoring Applications 532

3.28.9 Gasmet In Situ 533

3.28.10 Gasmet CEM II System 534

3.28.11 Gasmet Continuous Mercury Monitoring System 535

3.28.12 Gasmet Oxygen Analyzer 536

3.29 Pony Industry Cargo & Vehicle Inspection 537 3.29.1 Pony Industries Z Backscatter Van Is Used In Port And Border Security, Force Protection, Urban Surveillance538

3.30 Research International Bio-Threat ASAP II for Postal Processing Applications 540 3.30.1 Research International ASAP V for Critical Infrastructure Protection 542

3.30.2 Research International BioHawk® Plus: Air Concentrator PLUS 8-Channel Bio-identification System544

3.30.3 Research International SASS 4000 Plus: High-Volume Concentration Plus Wet Sample Collection 545

3.30.4 Research International SASS® 4100 Plus: Two-Stage Collector Plus Particle Extractor 546

3.30.5 Research International Remote Sensor Nodes for CBRN Monitoring 548

3.30.6 Research International UAV-Based Aerosol Collectors and Detectors 550

3.30.7 Research International Flying UAV Laboratory 550

3.31 20/20 Bioresponse BioCheck® Powder Screening Test Kit 554

3.32 Luminex 100/200 Detection Systems 555

3.33 Mirion Technologies RDS 30 Radiation Survey Meter 559 3.33.1 Mirion Technologies RDS 31 Modular Radiation Survey Meter 560

3.33.2 Mirion Technologies Whole Body Contamination Monitors 562

3.33.3 Mirion Technologies FastTrack-Fibre Gamma Portal Monitors 564

3.33.4 Mirion Technologies Hand Foot-Fibre Contamination Monitors 566

3.33.5 Mirion Technologies Tool and Small Object Monitors 568

3.33.6 Mirion Technologies WRM2 Wireless Remote Monitoring System 570

3.33.7 Mirion Technologies Underwater Wireless Remote Monitoring 572

3.33.8 Mirion Technologies SPIR-Ace Radiation Isotope Identification Device 573

3.33.9 Mirion Technologies SPIR-Pack Human Portable Detection and Identification 575

3.33.10 Mirion Technologies DRM Radiation Area Monitoring 577

3.33.11 Mirion Technologies AMP Radiation Area Monitoring System 578

3.34 Berkeley Nucleonics 580 3.34.1 Berkeley Nucleonics Model RD-150 — Vehicle-Mounted Radiation Detection System (VMRDS) 585

3.34.2 Berkeley Nucleonics Model 940 Radiation Isotope Identifier (RIID) 588

3.34.3 Berkeley Nucleonics Model 970 — Portable Multi-Channel Analyzer (MCA) 589

3.34.4 Berkeley Nucleonics Model 945 — SAM III Isotope Identifier with Reachback 591

3.34.5 Berkeley Nucleonics Model RD-150 — Vehicle-Mounted Radiation Detection System (VMRDS) 592

3.34.6 Berkeley Nucleonics Model 2500R Digital Multi-Channel Analyzer Nai Based Nuclear Spectroscopy593

3.35 PHDS Co. Measurement Services 594 3.35.1 PHDS NPX-M Planar Imaging Germanium Detector System 595

3.35.2 PHDS GGC Germanium Gamma Camera 597

3.36 Radiation Shield Technologies Demron 599 3.36.1 Demron’s® Nanotechnology Using Molecular Engineering To Achieve Radiation Protection 600

WINTERGREEN RESEARCH, 601

WinterGreen Research Methodology 602




Table ES-1 96

CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosives) Detection Devices Market Driving Forces 96

Figure ES-2 98

CBRNE Detection Device Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide, 2015 98

Figure ES-3 100

Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Type of Detection Device Market Forecasts, Dollars,

Worldwide, 2016-2022 100

Table 1-1 102

Systems And Gear That Protect Against CBRNe Threat Aims 102

Table 1-2 103

Addressing Terrorist Threat Diversity 103

Table 1-3 104

Addressing Terrorist Threat Issues 104

Figure 1-4 110

Building Protection Systems (BPSI) Proprietary Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN) Detection Equipment 110

Table 2-1 115

CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear And Explosives) Detection Devices Market Driving Forces115

Figure 2-2 117

CBRNE Detection Device Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide, 2015 117

Table 2-3 118

Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Detection Device

Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide, 2015 118

Figure 2-4 121

Bruker DE-tector 121

Table 2-5 123

908 Devices M908 First Responder Chemical Identification 123

Table 2- 6 124

Cobalt Resolve Installed Base 124

Figure 2-7 126

Proengin AP4C Handheld 126

Table 2-8 127

Chemring Detection Systems 127

Figure 2-9 130

Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Type of Detection

Device Market Forecasts, Dollars, Worldwide, 2016-2022 130

Table 2-10 131

"Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Detection Device

Market Forecasts, Dollars, Worldwide, 2016 - 2022 131

Table 2-11 132

Chemical (CBRNE) Detection Device, Portable and Instrument Analysis, Market Shares,

Units and Dollars, Worldwide, 2015 132

Table 2-12 133

Biological (CBRNE) Detection Device, Portable and Instrument Analysis,

Market Shares, Units and Dollars, Worldwide, 2015 133

Table 2-13 136

Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE)

Type of Detection Device Market Forecasts, Dollars, Worldwide, 2016-2022 136

Table 2-14 137




Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Detection

Device, Device Type Market Segment, Dollars, Worldwide, 2015 137

Table 2-15 138

Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Detection

Device, Percent Device Type Market Segment, Worldwide, 2015 138

Table 2-16 140

Families Of Chemical Agents 140

Table 2-17 141

Chemical (CBRNE) Detection Device, Portable and Instrument Analysis,


Figure 2-18 142

Thermo Fisher FirstDefender™ RMX Handheld Chemical Identification 142

Figure 2-19 143

Thermo Fisher FirstDefender™ RMX Handheld White Powder Identification 143

Table 2-20 144


Table 2-21 145

Biological Agent Detection 145

Table 2-22 147

Biological (CBRNE) Detection Device, Portable and Instrument Analysis,


Figure 2-23 151

Chemring Detection Systems Biological Detection I-Collector 151

Figure 2-24 152

BBI Detection Bio-threat Detection IMASS device 152

Figure 2-25 156

Canberra Portable Radiation Detector 156

Figure 2-26 157

Canberra Worldwide Market Presence 157

Figure 2-27 162

FLIR’s Fido X2 handheld ETD Leading-Edge TrueTrace Technology 162

Figure 2-28 166

FLIR TrueTrace Explosives Detection 166

Figure 2-29 167

FLIR's TrueTrace Explosive Detection Technology 167

Table 2-30 170


Target Market Segment, Military, Homeland Security First Responder, Local Police &

Fire Departments, and Commercial & Logistics, Dollars, Worldwide, 2015 170

Table 2-31 170


Target Market Segment, Military, Homeland Security First Responder, Local Police & Fire

Departments, and Commercial & Logistics, Dollars, Worldwide, 2015 171

Table 2-32 173


Market Forecasts, Standard and Standoff, Dollars, Worldwide, 2016-2022 173

Figure 2-33 174

Bruker RAPIDplus Detect, Identify And Monitor All Chemical Warfare Agents (CWA) and

Important Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TICs) at Long Distances 174

Figure 2-34 177

Chemring Detection Systems JSLSCAD 177

Figure 2-35 182

Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE), Regional Market




Segments, 2015 182

Table 2-36 183

Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE), Regional Market Segments, 2015183

Table 3-1 185

Bruker RAID Range Of Instruments For Chemical Detection Target Markets 185

Table 3-2 185

Bruker RAID Range Of Instrument Configurations 185

Figure 3-3 186

Bruker RoadRunner Explosives And Narcotics Detector 186

Bruker TIMON 187

Figure 3-4 188

Bruker TIMON 188

Figure 3-5 189

Bruker OrthoTIMON Chemical Gas Detection 189

Table 3-6 190

Bruker Units Integrate With Air Handling Units 190

Figure 3-7 191

Bruker Raid M100 Chemical Agent Detector 191

Figure 3-8 192

Bruker Raid P Chemical Detection System 192

Figure 3-9 193

Bruker Raid S2 Gas Trace Detector For Chemical Warfare Agents (CWAs) and

Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TICs). 193

Figure 3-10 194

Bruker Raid XP Combines Chemical And Radiological Detection 194

Figure 3-11 195

Bruker Raid AFM to Detect Chemical Warfare Agents, Toxic Industrial C

hemicals and Radioactive Contamination 195

Table 3-12 196

Bruker Detection NC RAID AFM Functions to Detect Chemical Warfare Agents,

Toxic Industrial Chemicals and Radioactive Contamination 196

Figure 3-13 197

Bruker µRAID IMS Chemical Agent Detector 197

Figure 3-14 199

Bruker MM2 199

Figure 3-15 200

Bruker E²M Fast And Reliable On-Site Identification Of Chemicals 200

Figure 3-16 201

Bruker MALDI Biotyper 201

Figure 3-17 202

Bruker RAPIDplus Detect, Identify And Monitor All Chemical Warfare Agents (CWA) and

Important Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TICs) at Long Distances 202

Figure 3-18 203

Bruker SIGIS II 203

Figure 3-19 204

Bruker Portable Detector of Toxins Associated With Biological Warfare Agents (BWA). 204

Figure 3-20 205

Bruker Hand-Held Radiation Survey Meter 205

Table 3-21 206

Bruker Hand-Held Radiation Survey Meter Key Applications 206

Source: WinterGreen Research, Inc. 206




206

Figure 3-22 207

Bruker Radiation Backpack Sentry 207

Figure 3-23 208

Bruker Radiation Probe 208

Figure 3-24 209

Bruker DE-tector Drugs And Explosives Detection Instrument 209

Figure 3-25 210

FLIR Fido C1 Field Chemical Agent Detection Kit 210

Table 3-26 212

FLIR Fido C1 Features 212

Figure 3-27 213

FLIR Fido C2 213

Table 3-28 215

FLIR Fido C2 Features 215

Figure 3-29 216

FLIR Griffin 400 Series 216

TABLE 3-21

BRUKER HAND-HELD RADIATION SURVEY METER KEY APPLICATIONS

Direct use by the military

Direct use by civil defence

Direct use by first responders

Used to assist in locating threats from ionizing radiation

SVGps numerous civil applications

Nuclear waste storage sites

Nuclear power plants

Radio-analytical facilities

SOURCE: WINTERGREEN RESEARCH, INC.




216

Table 3-30 217

FLIR Griffin GC/MS Model Mobile Operating Environments 217

Table 3-31 219

FLIR Griffin 400 Series Features to Detect And Identify Explosives, Drugs, CWAs, TICs,

Environmental Pollutants, And Other Chemicals 219

Figure 3-32 220

FLIR Fido B2 220

Table 3-33 221

Flir Fido B1 (BioCapture 650) Biological Threats Captured 221

Table 3-34 222

Flir Fido B1 Biological Agent Collection Functions 222

Table 3-35 223

FLIR Fido B1 Biological Agent Collection Features 223

Figure 3-36 224

FLIR Fido B2 224

Table 3-37 226

FLIR Fido B2 Bio-Aerosol Monitoring Features 226

Table 3-38 227

FLIR Bio-Threat Risk Mitigation 227

Figure 3-39 229

FLIR identiFINDER® R200 Spectroscopic Personal Radiation Detector 229

Table 3-40 232

FLIR identiFINDER® R200 Features 232

Figure 3-41 233

FLIR identiFINDER® R300 Radiation Detection Capabilities 233

Table 3-42 235

FLIR identiFINDER R300 Features 235

Figure 3-43 236

FLIR identiFINDER® R400 236




Table 3-44 237


Table 3-45 237

FLIR identiFINDER R400 Target Markets 237

Table 3-46 238

FLIR identiFINDER R400 Benefits 238

Figure 3-47 239

FLIR identiFINDER® R500 239

Table 3-48 241


Table 3-49 242

Flir Benefits for Nuclear Medicine 242

Figure 3-50 246

FLIR Fido X2 Explosives Trace Detector 246

Table 3-51 248

FLIR Fido Fido X2 Features 248

Figure 3-52 249

FLIR Fido X3 249

Table 3-53 251

FLIR Fido X3 Features 251

Figure 3-54 252

FLIR Griffin 844 Explosives and Narcotics Trace Detector 252

Table 3-55 254

FLIR Griffin 844 Features 254

Table 3-56 256

Thermo Scientific™ Measuring Radiation 256

Figure 3-57 257

Thermo Fisher Radiation Contamination and Environmental Monitoring 257

Figure 3-58 258

Thermo Fisher Integrated Radiation Monitoring Solutions 258

Figure 3-59 259

Thermo Fisher ViewPoint™ Enterprise Remote Monitoring System 259

Table 3-60 261

Thermo Fisher ViewPoint™ Enterprise Remote Monitoring System Features 261

Figure 3-61 264

Thermo Fisher Portable Radiation Detection 264

Figure 3-62 265

Thermo Fisher RadHalo™ RDP and FM Spectroscopic Area Monitors 265

Table 3-63 266

Thermo Fisher RadHalo™ RDP and FM Spectroscopic Area Monitors Features 266

Figure 3-64 267

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ X Series Survey Meters 267

Table 3-65 268

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ X Series Survey Meters Features 268

Figure 3-66 269

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ PRD/PRD-ER Personal Radiation Detector 269

Table 3-67 270

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ PRD Personal Radiation Detector Features 270

Table 3-68 271

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ PRD-ER Personal Radiation Detector Features 271

Figure 3-69 272

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ G20-10 and G20-ER10 X-Ray and Gamma Survey Meters 272

Table 3-70 273




Thermo Fisher RadEye™ G20-10 and G20-ER10 X-Ray and Gamma Survey Meters Features 273

Figure 3-71 274

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ NBR High Sensitivity Gamma Radiation Monitor 274

Table 3-72 275

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ NBR High Sensitivity Gamma Radiation Monitor Features 275

Figure 3-73 276

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ GR Grapple Monitoring System 276

Table 3-74 277

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ GR Grapple Monitoring System Features 277

Figure 3-75 278

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ SPRD Spectroscopic Personal Radiation Detector 278

Table 3-76 279

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ SPRD Spectroscopic Personal Radiation Detector Features 279

Figure 3-77 280

Thermo Fisher Dosimetry & Personal Radiation Monitoring 280

Figure 3-78 280

Thermo Fisher Single/Double Chipstrate EXT-RAD Extremity Dosimeters Elements 281

Table 3-79 282

Thermo Fisher Single/Double Chipstrate EXT-RAD Extremity Dosimeters Elements Features 282

Figure 3-80 283

Thermo Fisher PackEye Radiation Detection Backpack 283

Table 3-81 284

Thermo Fisher PackEye Radiation Detection Backpack Features 284

Figure 3-82 285

Thermo Scientific Matrix Mobile ARIS™ Detection System 285

Figure 3-83 285

Thermo Scientific Mobile ARIS™ Detection System Flexibility 285

Figure 3-84 287

Thermo Fisher Matrix MRDS™ (Mobile Radiation Detection System) Kit 288

Table 3-85 289

Thermo Fisher Matrix MRDS™ (Mobile Radiation Detection System) Kit Features 289

Figure 3-86 290

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ Area Monitor 290

Table 3-87 291

Thermo Fisher RadEye™ Area Monitor Features 291

Figure 3-88 291

Thermo Fisher ALPHA-7A Alpha Air Monitors 291

Table 3-89 293

Thermo Fisher ALPHA-7A Alpha Air Monitors Features 293

Figure 3-90 294

Thermo Fisher FHT 6020 Area Monitor Display and Alarms 294

Figure 3-91 295

Thermo Fisher RMS-3 Digital Area Monitors 295

Table 3-92 296

Thermo Fisher RMS-3 Digital Area Monitors Features 296

Figure 3-93 297

Thermo Fisher PM12 Personnel Gamma Portal Monitor 297

Table 3-94 298

Thermo Fisher PM12 Personnel Gamma Portal Monitor Features 298

Figure 3-95 299

Thermo Fisher LFM-3 Radiation Detection System 299

Table 3-96 300

Thermo Fisher LFM-3 Radiation Detection System Features 300




Figure 3-97 301

Thermo Fisher IPM96 Whole Body Contamination Monitor 301

Figure 3-98 302

Thermo Fisher ASM™ IV Series Automatic Scrap Monitoring System 302

Table 3-99 304

Thermo Fisher ASM™ IV Series Automatic Scrap Monitoring System Features 304

Table 3-99 (Continued) 305

Thermo Fisher ASM™ IV Series Automatic Scrap Monitoring System Features 305

Table 3-100 306


Figure 3-101 307

Chemring Detection Handheld System 307

307

Figure 3-102 309

Chemring Detection Systems Biological Detection I-Collector 309

Table 3-103 310

Chemring Detection Systems Biological Detection I-Collector Features 310

Table 3-104 312

Chemring Detection Systems I- SCAD® Standoff Chemical Agent Detector 312

Table 3-105 313

Chemring Detection Systems Features 313

Figure 3-106 314

Chemring Detection Systems JSLSCAD 314

Table 3-107 315

Chemring JSLSCAD Features 315

Figure 3-108 324

Smiths Chemical Agents Detection 324

Figure 3-109 330

Smiths Accessories for the ACE-ID 330

Figure 3-110 331

Smiths Bio-Threat Detection 331

Figure 3-111 332

Smiths NIDS (Nano Intelligent Detection System) 332

Figure 3-112 333

Proengin APC2 333

Table 3-113 335

Proengin Proengin Comparatif : AP2C V or AP4C-V 335

Figure 3-114 337

Proengin AP4C Emission Lines From Sulfur, Phosphorus, Sodium And Potassium Between 350 and 800 nm. 337

Figure 3-115 338

Proengin Chemical Detection Devices 338

Figure 3-116 341




Proengin MAB Biological Detection Device 341

Figure 3-117 343

Prooengin Test Reports 343

Figure 3-118 344

Proengin Monitoring 344

Table 3-119 346

Proengin Chemical Warfare Agent and Biological Warfare Agent Detection Systems Features 346

Figure 3-120 347

Proengin AP4C Models 347

Figure 3-121 348

Proengin AP4C Handheld 348

Table 3-122 349

Proengin List of Detected Chemicals 349

Figure 3-123 351

Agilent Micro GC Portable Gas Analyzer 351

Figure 3-124 353

RKI GX-6000 Simultaneously Monitoring 6 Gases 353

Table 3-125 355

RKI GX-6000 Features 355

Table 3-126 356

RKI GX-6000 Applications 356

Table 3-127 357

Mirion Technologies Features 357

Figure 3-128 357

Mirion Technologies RDS 31 Modular Radiation Survey Meter 357

Table 3-129 358

Mirion Technologies RDS 31 Modular Radiation Survey Meter Features 358

Figure 3-130 359

Mirion Technologies Whole Body Contamination Monitors 359

Figure 3-131 360

RKI Products GX-6000 360

Figure 3-132 363

RKI Portable Gas Monitors 363

Table 3-133 367

Daylight Solutions Product Features 367

Figure 3-134 368

Daylight Solutions Aries™ Series - High Power, Multi-Wavelength Mid-IR Laser Systems 368

Table 3-135 369

Daylight Solutions Über Tuner™ Broad Tuning Pulsed Lasers Features 369

Table 3-136 371

Daylight Solutions Mid IR Detector Key Features 371

Table 3-137 373

Daylight Solutions Mid-IR QCL Systems Applications 373

Table 3-138 375

Daylight Solutions Tunable Laser Functions 375

Figure 3-139 376

Daylight Solutions Mid IR Sensor Engines 376

Table 3-140 377

Daylight Solutions Monitoring 377

Figure 3-141 378

Daylight Solutions Industry Specific Solutions 378

Table 3-142 381

Daylight Solutions Mid IR Detector Key Features 381




Figure 3-143 383

Daylight Solutions Tunable Laser Tuning 383

Figure 3-144 384

Daylight Solutions Narrow Tuning 384

Table 3-145 385

Daylight Solutions Gaussian Beam Profile 385

Table 3-146 386

Daylight Solutions EC-QCL Laser Gaussian Beam Profile 386

Table 3-147 388

Daylight Solutions Tunable Mid-IR External-Cavity CW-MHF Lasers 388





Figure 3-148 390

Daylight Solutions Mid-IR 390

Figure 3-149 391

Daylight Solutions Controller 391

Figure 3-150 391

Daylight Solutions Applications 391

Figure 3-151 392

Daylight Solutions Laserhead 392

Table 3-152 394

Daylight Solutions Tunable Mid-IR External Cavity Lasers Features 394

Table 3-153 394

Daylight Solutions Tunable Mid-IR External Cavity Lasers Advantages 394

Table 3-154 395

Daylight Solutions Products 395

Figure 3-155 396

Daylight Solutions Fixed-Wavelength Mid-IR External-Cavity Lasers 396

Table 3-156 396

Daylight Solutions Fixed-Wavelength Mid-IR External-Cavity Lasers Key Features 396

Table 3-157 397

Daylight Solutions Fixed-Wavelength Mid-IR External-Cavity Lasers Applications 397

Figure 3-158 398

Daylight Solutions Mid-IR HgCdTe Detectors 398

Table 3-159 400

Daylight Solutions Mid-IR HgCdTe Detectors Key Features 400

Figure 3-160 401

BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense LightScanner Master Mix 401

Figure 3-161 403

BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense LightScanner System 403

Figure 3-162 405

BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense FilmArray BioSurveillance System 405

Figure 3-163 406

BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense Film/Array Test Kits 406

Table 3-164 407

BioFire Defense Film/Array Test Kit Sample Management 407

Figure 3-165 408

BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense RAZOR EX BioDetection System 408

Figure 3-166 409

BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense RAZOR® Reagent Kits 409

Figure 3-167 411




BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense Defense Freeze-Dried Reagents & Test Kits 411

Figure 3-168 412

BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense IT 1-2-3™ Sample Purification Kits 412

Figure 3-169 413

BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense Bioldentification Training 413

Figure 3-170 414

BBI Detection Bio-threat Detection IMASS device 414

Table 3-171 415

BBI Detection IMASS Bio-Threat Agents Tested For 415

Table 3-172 416

BBI Bio-Threat Detection IMASS Device Features 416

Figure 3-173 417

BBI Detection Explosive Device IMASS 417

Table 3-174 418

BBI Detection Explosive Device IMASS Features 418

Figure 3-175 422

Airsense Analytics Handheld CBRNE Detector 422

Figure 3-176 423

Airsense Analytics Portable Detector To Identify Chemicals And Explosives 423

Figure 3-177 424

MKS AIRGARD®Plus CWA/TIC Ambient Air Analyzer 424

Table 3-178 425

MKS AIRGARD®Plus CWA/TIC Ambient Air Analyzer Features 425

Figure 3-179 426

MKS AIRGARD® Biogas Siloxane Monitor 426

Table 3-180 427

MKS AIRGARD® Biogas Siloxane Monitor Features 427

Figure 3-181 428

MKS MultiGas™ 2030 FTIR Continuous Gas Analyzer 428

Table 3-182 429

MKS MultiGas™ 2030 FTIR Continuous Gas Analyzer Features 429

Figure 3-183 429

MKS MultiGas™ 2032 Purity FTIR Gas Analyzer 429

Table 3-184 430

MKS MultiGas™ 2032 Purity FTIR Gas Analyzer Features 430

Table 3-185 431

Battelle SiteGuard® Robotic Threat Protection 431

Table 3-186 433

Battelle SiteGuard® Robotic Sensors and Detectors 433

Table 3-187 434

Battelle SiteGuard Features 434

Figure 3-188 435

Passport Systems SmartScan 3D 435

Table 3-189 437

Passport Systems SmartScan 3D Features 437

Figure 3-190 438

Passport Systems SmartShield 438

Figure 3-191 440

Allen Vanguard HAL Tactical 440

Figure 3-192 442

Endeavor Robotics 510 Packbot 442

Table 3-193 443

Endeavor Robotics 510 PackBot Features 443




Figure 3-194 444

Robot® 340 SUGV 444

Figure 3-195 447

Northrop Grumman Andros F6 Series 447

Table 3-196 448

Northrop Grumman Andros F6 Series Features 448

Figure 3-197 449

Northrop Grumman Remotec 449

Table 3-198 451

Northrop Grumman Remotec ANDROS Law Enforcement Robots Features 451

Figure 3-199 453

Northrop Grumman Andros F6A 453

Table 3-200 454

Northrop Grumman Andros Robots Functions 454

Table 3-201 455

Northrop Grumman Andros Robots Applications 455

Figure 3-202 456

Northrop Grumman ANDROS Hazmat 456

Figure 3-203 457

Northrop Grumman F6A with Window Breaker and Dual PAN Disrupter Mount. 457

Figure 3-204 458

Northrop Grumman ANDROS F6A 458

Table 3-205 459

Northrop Grumman F6A Features 459

Figure 3-206 460

Northrop Grumman Mark V-A1 460

Table 3-207 461

Northrop Grumman V-A1 Features 461

Figure 3-208 462

Northrop Grumman Andros for Law Enforcement 462

Table 3-209 463

Northrop Grumman Mini Andros II Features 463

Figure 3-210 464

Northrop Grumman Mini Andros II 464

Figure 3-211 465

QinetQ TALON 465

Table 3-212 466

QinetiQ North America’s TALON® Family Of Robots Features 466

Table 3-213 467

QinetiQ North America’s TALON® Family Of Robots Target Markets 467

Table 3-214 468

QinetiQ North America’s TALON® Family Of Robots Mission Positioning 468

Table 3-215 469

QinetiQ TALON Product Line 469

Table 3-216 470

QinetiQ TALON Expertise in Action 470

Table 3-217 471

QinetiQ TALON Product Line Specific Task Expansion 471

Figure 3-218 473

908 Devices M908 473

Table 3-219 475

908 Devices M908 First Responder Chemical Identification 475

Figure 3-220 478




Cobalt Light Systems Resolve: Rapid Detection And Identification Of Explosives,

Narcotics, And Hazardous Materials 478

Table 3-221 479

Cobalt Resolve Capability in CBRNE Detection 479

Table 3-222 480

Cobalt Light Systems Resolve Features 480

Figure 3-223 481

Cobalt Light Systems Insight100 Series 481

Table 3-224 483

Cobalt Light Systems Insight100 Series Features 483

Figure 3-225 483

Cobalt Light Systems Insight200 Series 483

Table 3-226 485

Cobalt Light Systems Insight200 Series Features 485

Figure 3-227 486

Cobalt Light Systems Insight Range 486

Figure 3-228 487

Cobalt Light Systems TRS100 487

Table 3-229 489

Cobalt Light Systems TRS100 Features 489

Figure 3-230 490

Cobalt Light Systems RapID 490

Table 3-231 491

Cobalt Light Systems RapID Features 491

Figure 3-232 493

Block Engineering LaserSense-SC 493

Table 3-233 495

Block Engineering LaserSense-SC Features 495

Figure 3-234 496

Block Engineering LaserWarn 496

Table 3-235 498

Block Engineering LaserWarn Features 498

Figure 3-236 498

Block Engineering Mini-QCL 498

Table 3-237 500

Block Engineering Mini-QCL Features 500

Figure 3-238 501

Block Engineering LaserTune 501

Table 3-239 502

Block Engineering LaserTune Key Benefits & Advantages 502

Figure 3-240 503

Block Engineering MCT IR Detector Module™: Spectral Acquisition Detection 503

Table 3-241 504

Block Engineering MCT IR Detector Module™: Spectral Acquisition Detection

Key Benefits & Advantages 504

Figure 3-242 505

Block Engineering Quantum Cascade Laser 505

Table 3-243 506

Block Engineering Tunable Mid-IR Sources Products 506

Figure 3-244 507

Block Engineering LaserScope Target Size 507

Table 3-245 508

Block Engineering Quantum Cascade Laser Products 508




Table 3-246 508

Block Engineering Standoff Passive FTIR Spectroscopy Products 508

Table 3-247 509

Block Engineering Examples of LaserScan Functions: 509

Table 3-248 510

Block Engineering Laserscan Product Line Functions 510

Table 3-249 511

Block Engineering LaserScope Functions: 511

Table 3-250 511

Block Engineering Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL) LaserTune™ 511

Figure 3-251 513

GE Security Total Checkpoint Security Solution EntryScan 513

Table 3-252 514

GE Security Crowd Based CBRNE Detection Applications 514

Table 3-253 517

GE Security Portal Target Applications 517

Figure 3-254 518

Kromek D3S 518

Figure 3-255 520

Gasmet DX4000 FTIR Gas Analyzer 520

Figure 3-256 521

Gasmet DX4015 521

Figure 3-257 523

Gasmet DX4040 523

Figure 3-258 524

Gasmet CR1000 Multicomponent Gas Analyzers 524

Figure 3-259 525

Gasmet CR2000 Quantitative Multicomponent Gas Analyzers 525

Figure 3-260 527

Gasmet CR4000 Quantitative Multicomponent Gas Analyzers 527

Figure 3-261 528

Gasmet Portable Sampling Unit 528

Figure 3-262 530

Gasmet Caliberator 530

Figure 3-263 532

Gasmet CX4000 Gas Analyzers For Continuous Monitoring Applications 532

Figure 3-264 533

Gasmet In Situ 533

Figure 3-265 534

Gasmet CEM II System 534

Figure 3-266 535

Gasmet Continuous Mercury Monitoring System 535

Figure 3-267 537

Pony Cargo & Vehicle Inspection 537

Table 3-268 539

Pony Cargo & Vehicle Inspection Detection Features 539

Figure 3-269 540

Research International Bio-Threat ASAP II for Postal Processing Applications 540

Figure 3-270 542

Research International ASAP V for Critical Infrastructure Protection 542

Figure 3-271 544

Research International BioHawk® Plus: Air Concentrator PLUS 8-Channel Bio-identification System 544

Figure 3-272 545




Research International SASS 4000 Plus: High-Volume Concentration Plus Wet Sample Collection 545

Figure 3-273 546

Research International SASS® 4100 Plus: Two-Stage Collector Plus Particle Extractor 546

Figure 3-274 548

Research International Remote Sensor Nodes for CBRN Monitoring 548

Figure 3-275 550

Research International UAV-Based Aerosol Collectors and Detectors 550

Figure 3-276 550

Research International Flying UAV Laboratory 550

Figure 3-277 554

20/20 Bioresponse BioCheck® Powder Screening Test Kit 554

First 3-278 555

Luminex 100/200 555

Figure 3-279 557

Luminex MAGPIX 557

Figure 3-280 558

Luminex FLEXMAP 3D 558

Figure 3-281 559

Mirion Technologies RDS 30 Radiation Survey Meter 559

Table 3-282 560

Mirion Technologies Features 560

Figure 3-283 560

Mirion Technologies RDS 31 Modular Radiation Survey Meter 560

Table 3-284 561

Mirion Technologies RDS 31 Modular Radiation Survey Meter Features 561

Figure 3-285 562

Mirion Technologies Whole Body Contamination Monitors 562

Table 3-286 563

Mirion Technologies Whole Body Contamination Monitors Features 563

Figure 3-287 564

Mirion Technologies FastTrack-Fibre Gamma Portal Monitors 564

Table 3-288 565

Mirion Technologies FastTrack-Fibre Gamma Portal Monitors Features 565

Figure 3-289 566

Mirion Technologies Hand Foot-Fibre Contamination Monitors 566

Table 3-290 567

Mirion Technologies Hand Foot-Fibre Contamination Monitors Features 567

Figure 3-291 568

Mirion Technologies Tool and Small Object Monitors 568

Table 3-292 569

Mirion Technologies Tool and Small Object Monitors Features 569

Figure 3-293 570

Mirion Technologies WRM2 Wireless Remote Monitoring System 570

Table 3-294 571

Mirion Technologies WRM2 Wireless Remote Monitoring System Features 571

Figure 3-295 572

Mirion Technologies Underwater Wireless Remote Monitoring 572

Table 3-296 573

Mirion Technologies Underwater Wireless Remote Monitoring Features 573

Figure 3-297 573

Mirion Technologies SPIR-Ace Radiation Isotope Identification Device 573

Table 3-298 574

Mirion Technologies SPIR-Ace Radiation Isotope Identification Device Features 574




Figure 3-299 575

Mirion Technologies SPIR-Pack Human Portable Detection and Identification 575

Table 3-300 576

Mirion Technologies SPIR-Pack Human Portable Detection and Identification Features 576

Figure 3-301 577

Mirion Technologies DRM Radiation Area Monitoring 577

Table 3-302 578

Mirion Technologies DRM Radiation Area Monitoring Features 578

Figure 3-303 578

Mirion Technologies AMP Radiation Area Monitoring System 578

Table 3-304 579

Mirion Technologies AMP Radiation Area Monitoring System Features 579

Figure 3-305 580

Berkeley Nucleonics Isotope Identifier with Reachback 580

Figure 3-306 581

Berkeley Nucleonics Radiation Detection Isotope Identifiers 581

Figure 3-307 583

Berkeley Nucleonics Radiation Detection Isotope Identifier Backback 583

Figure 3-308 584

Berkeley Nucleonics Carrying Case 584

Figure 3-309 585

Berkeley Nucleonics Model RD-150 — Vehicle-Mounted Radiation Detection System 585

Figure 3-310 587

Berkeley Nucleonics Model MCA2500R Fully Digital Multi-Channel Analyzer

Designed for NaI Based Nuclear Spectroscopy 587

Figure 3-311 589

Berkeley Nucleonics Model 940 Radiation Isotope Identifier (RIID) 589

Figure 3-312 590

Berkeley Nucleonics Model 970 — Portable Multi-Channel Analyzer (MCA) 590

Figure 3-313 594

PHDS Measurement Services 594

Figure 3-314 595

PHDS NPX-M Planar Imaging Germanium Detector System 595

Figure 3-315 597

PHDS GGC Germanium Gamma Camera 597

Figure 3-316 598

PHDS GGC Germanium Gamma Camera Description 598

Figure 3-317 599

Radiation Shield Technologies Demron 599

Volume 2

4 CBRNE RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY 192

4.1 Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosives (CBRNE) 192

4.2 Chemical Agents 194 4.2.1 Chemical Detection Research: Infrared Standoff Distance Detection Systems 194

4.3 Biological Agents 196

4.4 National Strategy for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosives (CBRNE) Standards 197 4.4.1 US MIL-STD-810G CBRNe Standards 199

4.4.2 ANSI N42.32 Personal Radiation Detector 199

4.5 US CBRNE Defense Act of 2016 201

4.6 Bruker Fourier Transform Infrared Technology 202




4.6.1 Bruker Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay 205

4.6.2 Bruker Radiological Detection 205

4.7 FLIR Technology 206 4.7.1 FLIR System Design and Integration 207

4.7.2 FLIR Sensing Materials 207

4.7.3 FLIR Lasers and Laser Components 208

4.7.4 FLIR Tactical Platforms 208

4.8 Daylight Solutions Laser Technology 209 4.8.1 Daylight Solutions Über Tuner™ Broad Tuning Pulsed Lasers 209

4.8.2 Daylight Solutions Enhanced-Stability CW-Mode Hop-Free Mid-IR Laser 211

4.8.3 Daylight Solutions Room-Temperature, Low-Noise Amplified MCT Detector Core Technology 213

4.8.4 Daylight Solutions Digital Object Identifier 215

4.8.5 Daylight Solutions Power Technology Applications 216

4.8.6 Daylight Solutions Power Technology Sensors Integrated With Wireless Capability 217

4.8.7 Daylight Solutions Power Technology ECqcL Used For Illumination Applications 218

5 CBRNE DETECTION DEVICE COMPANY PROFILES 219

5.1 20/20 GeneSystems / 20/20 BioResponse 219

5.2 3M 220 5.2.1 3M Global Innovation 220

5.2.1 3M at a Glance (Year-end 2014) 221

5.2.2 3M Revenue 222

5.2.3 3M Biometric Customers 225

5.2.4 3M Business Groups 226

5.2.5 3M/Cogent Systems 228

5.3 908 Devices 228 5.3.1 908 Devices Applied Science & Chemistry 229

5.4 Agilent Technologies 229 5.4.1 Agilent Technologies 5975T GC/MSD 233

5.5 AirBoss of America Corporation 233 5.5.1 AirBoss of America First Response Products 234

5.5.2 AirBoss Defense Products 235

5.5.3 AirBoss Patient Isolation Control (ISO-POD) and Accessories 235

5.5.4 AirBoss of America (TSX:BOS) Acquires Immediate Response Technologies, LLC (“IRT”) 236

5.6 Airbus Defense & Space 237 5.6.1 Airbus Bought Cassidian 238

5.7 Airsense Analytics 238

5.8 Air Techniques International 238 5.8.1 Air Techniques EBS™ Real-Time Bio-Detection Sensor 240

5.9 Allen-Vanguard 245

5.10 Argon Electronics Ltd. 246 5.10.1 Argon Electronics RDS-200-SIM 247

5.10.2 Argon Electronics Hapsite GC/MS – Inficon 249

5.10.3 Argon Electronics LCD3.2e-SIM 251

5.10.4 Argon Electronics S4PE-SIM – Proengin 253

5.10.5 Argon Electronics DT616-SIM – Canberra 255

5.10.6 Argon Electronics SAM940-SIM-NaI-P 257

5.10.7 Argon Electronics GMP-11-SIM 259

5.10.8 Argon Electronics NASCAP 261

5.11 ATI 262

5.12 Avon Protection 263

5.13 B&W Tek 263

5.14 Batelle 264

5.15 BBI Detection 265

5.16 Berkeley Nucleonics 266

5.17 Bertin Technologies 268

5.18 bioMérieux 269




5.18.1 bioMérieux / BioFire Diagnostics 271

5.18.2 BioFire Molecular Diagnostics 271

5.18.3 BioFire Defense 271

5.18.4 BioFire Diagnostics / BioFire Defense BioSurveillance Systems 272

5.19 BioQuell 272

5.20 Block MEMS LLC 275 5.20.1 Block Engineering 276

5.20.2 Block Positioned To Expand Commercial Markets 277

5.20.3 Block Engineering Contracts 278

5.20.4 Block Engineering LaserScan™ Analyzer 279

5.20.5 Block Engineering: Developer Of High Performance QCL and FT-IR Spectrometers 279

5.20.6 Block MEMS Receives $4.5 Million Development Contract for MEMS Gas Sensor 280

5.21 Blücher 282

5.22 Bracco Diagnostics / RSDecon 283

5.23 Bruker Detection 284 5.23.1 Bruker Business 285

5.23.2 Bruker CBRNE Strengths 286

5.23.3 Bruker CBRNE Challenges 287

5.23.4 Bruker Business Segments 288

5.23.5 Bruker BioSpin Group BSI Segment 288

5.23.6 Bruker CALID Group 292

5.23.7 Bruker Detection Division 293

5.23.8 Bruker Optics Division 293

5.23.9 Bruker Management Discussion 294

5.23.10 Bruker Competition 295

5.24 Canadian Technology Systems 296

5.25 Canberra 296

5.26 CBRNE Command 299

5.27 Cegelec 300

5.28 Cepheid 301 5.28.1 Cepheid CBRNE 305

5.29 Chemring Group PLC 307 5.29.1 Chemring CBRNE Detection Systems Strengths 310

5.29.2 Chemring CBRNE Detection Systems Challenges 310

5.30 Cobalt Light Systems 310 5.30.1 Cobalt Technologies 311

5.30.2 Cobalt Technologies Biomedical Applications 312

5.30.3 Cobalt Technologies Forensic Archaeology 312

5.31 CRISTANINI S.p.A. 312 5.31.1 Cristanini SANIJET C. 921 314

5.31.2 Cristanini Sanijet 315

5.31.3 Cristanini PSDS 1.5 MIL 316

5.31.4 Cristanini PDS/10 MIL 316

5.31.5 Cristanini PRNDS/12 MIL 317

5.31.6 Cristanini SHELTER CBRN/2 317

5.31.7 Cristanini SKID/NBCR 318

5.31.8 Cristanini DDMAS 319

5.31.9 Cristanini Inflatable Shower Tent 320

5.31.10 Cristanini TSDM - Tactical Steam Decon Module 320

5.32 CUBRC 321 5.32.1 CUBRC / Avarint 321

5.32.2 CUBRC / Avarint CBRN Capabilities 321

5.32.3 CUBRC Test and Evaluation 322

5.32.4 CUBRC / Avarint C4ISR Modeling & Simulation 323

5.33 Daylight Solutions 325 5.33.1 Daylight Solutions Mid-IR 325

5.33.2 $15Million Equity for Daylight Includes Northrop Grumman Funds 326




5.33.3 Daylight Solutions Manufacturing Expansion 327

5.33.4 Daylight Solutions Collaborations 328

5.33.5 Daylight Solutions Quantum Cascade Laser Technology 329

5.34 Defense Collaboration Services / DCS 329 5.34.1 DCS / OptiMetrics Inc 330

5.35 Decon7 Systems 330

5.36 Defentect Group Inc 331

5.37 DHS Systems International Ltd 331

5.38 Drägerwerk AG & Co KGaA 332 5.38.1 Drager CBRNE Military Special Operations 332

5.38.2 Drager Revenue 333

5.38.3 Dräger Evita Infinity® V500 336

5.38.4 Dräger Evita XL 337

5.39 Dugway Proving Ground 338

5.40 DuPont / Genencor 339 5.40.1 DuPont Biological Hazard Protection 340

5.40.2 DuPont / Genencor 340

5.41 Edgewood Chemical Biologican Center 340

5.42 Elbit 341

5.43 Emergent BioSolution 342 5.43.1 Emergent BioSolutions Second Quarter and Six Months 2016 Financial Results 343

5.43.2 Emergent Global Specialty Life Sciences Company 345

5.43.3 Emergent BioDefense, BioSolutions Strengths 346

5.43.4 Emergent BioSolutions Challenges 348

5.44 Endeavor Robotics 348 5.44.1 Endeavor Robotics 349

5.44.2 Endeavor Robotics Partners With Persistent Systems 350

5.44.3 RE2 Robotics And Endeavor Robotics Partnership 351

5.44.4 iRobot Defence Unit Relaunches as Endeavor Robotics 352

5.44.5 Endeavor Robotics 353

5.44.6 Endeavor Robotics Defense and Security: Protecting Those in Harm’s Way 354

5.44.7 Endeavor Robotics Role In The Robot Industry 354

5.44.8 Endeavor Robotics Strategy 355

5.44.9 Endeavor Robotics Technology 358

5.44.10 Endeavor Robotics Distributors for U.S. Public Safety 360

5.45 Environics 361

5.46 Eurolite CBRN 361

5.47 Federal Resources 361 5.47.1 Mission Critical Solutions from Federal Resources 361

5.47.2 Federal Resources Equipment 362

5.47.3 Federal Resources Specializes in HazMat Solutions for Military and Specialty Markets 362

5.47.4 Federal Resources FR Solutions 365

5.47.5 Federal Resources HazmatIQ First Responder Training 365

5.47.6 Federal Resources Integrated CBRNE Equipment Training 366

5.48 First Line Technology 368

5.49 FLIR Systems, Inc. 369 5.49.1 FLIR Revenue 370

5.49.2 FLIR Systems Advanced Sensing Technologies 373

5.49.3 FLIR Systems Advanced Sensing Technologies Strengths 373

5.49.4 FLIR Systems Advanced Sensing Technologies Challenges 374

5.49.5 FLIR Organized in Six Operating Segments: 377

5.49.6 FLIR Training 382

5.49.7 FLIR Sales and Distribution 382

5.49.8 FLIR Sensor Systems 382

5.49.9 FLIR Systems Thermography Products 383

5.49.10 FLIR Systems Infrared Technology 384

5.49.11 FLIR Systems 384




5.49.12 FLIR Systems 385

5.49.13 FLIR Systems Competitive Strengths 389

5.49.14 FLIR Systems Commercial Operating Model 391

5.49.15 FLIR Systems Vertically Integrated Manufacturing 391

5.49.16 FLIR Systems Industry-Leading Market Position 392

5.49.17 FLIR Systems Broad Product Line 392

5.49.18 FLIR Systems Internally-Funded Innovation 393

5.49.19 FLIR Systems Diverse Customer Base 393

5.49.20 FLIR Systems Global Distribution Capabilities 394

5.49.21 FLIR Systems Continually Reduces Costs 396

5.49.22 FLIR Systems Expands Global Reach 397

5.49.23 FLIR Systems Builds Application Awareness and Brand 397

5.49.24 FLIR Begins Shipping Fido X2 Explosives Trace Detector 398

5.49.25 FLIR / ICX Technologies 399

5.50 Futuretech / Kärcher Futuretech GmbH 399

5.51 GasMet 400

5.52 GE Sensors: Measurement & Control Solutions 402 5.52.1 GE Wireless Sensor Networks 406

5.52.2 GE's XMTC Thermal Conductivity Transmitter 408

5.52.3 GE's 300 Pressure Series Sensors 409

5.52.4 GE Applications for Wireless Sensor Networks 409

5.53 GenPrime 410 5.53.1 FDA Clears GenPrime for Detection of Drugs of Abuse 411


5.54 Homeland DefSec 413

5.55 ICOR Technology Robots 413 5.42.1 ICOR ScanX Scout™ Digital Imaging System 414

5.42.2 ICOR Technology MK3 Caliber 415

5.42.3 Icor CALIBER® T5 417

5.42.4 Icor Mini-CALIBER® 419

5.42.5 Icor MICRO-CALIBER® Rapid Response 420

5.43 Illumina HiSeq 2000 Sequencing System 421

5.44 Indra 422

5.45 Inficon 423

5.46 Intelagard Inc 425

5.47 ITL Solutions 425

5.48 Johnson Controls 425 5.48.1 Tyco 426

5.48.2 Tyco / Scott Safety 426

5.49 Kärcher Futuretech GmbH 427 5.49.1 Karcher Revenue 427

5.50 KD Analytical 433 5.50.1 KD Analytical Available Instruments 433

5.50.2 Thermo Scientific GC6890 Laboratory Gas Chromatograph 434

5.50.3 RAE Systeems MultiRAE Plus and Pro PID Gas Detectors 435

5.51 Kestrel Corporation Optical and Sensor Innovations 435 5.51.1 Kestrel Solutions Used for Safe Stand-Off Detection Of Threats 436

5.51.2 Kestrel Wavefront Sensing Innovations 438

5.51.3 Kestrel Hyperspectral Innovations 438

5.51.4 Kestrel Biomedical Innovations 439

5.51.5 Kestrel Hyperspectral Fundus Imager 440

5.51.6 Kestrel Adaptive Optics Fundus Imager 441

5.51.7 Kestrel Computer-Aided Detection (CAD) SW 441

5.52 Kromek Group plc 442

5.53 Lakeland Industries 442

5.54 Ludlum Measurements, Inc 443

5.55 Luminex 449




5.56 Meridian Medical Technologies 450

5.57 Mirion Technologies 450

5.58 MKS 451

5.59 Morphix Technologies 452 5.59.1 Morphix Effectiveness Comparison of Kit vs. Wipes vs Pens 456

5.60 Nexter Group 457 5.60.1 Nexter Robotics 458

5.60.2 Nexter Group / NBC Sys 460

5.60.3 NBC-Sys Military and Civilian Applications 462

5.60.4 NBC-Sys Detection Systems 462

5.60.5 NBC-Sys Individual Protection 463

5.60.6 NBC-Sys Collective Protection – Air Conditioning And Filtration Unit For Vehicles, Tents And Ships463

5.60.7 NBC-Sys Decontamination Systems 463

5.60.8 NBC-Sys Service 464

5.61 Nor E First Response Inc 464

5.62 Northrop Grumman 464 5.62.1 Northrop Grumman Made The ‘Bomb Robot’ That Dallas Police Used To Kill Sniper Suspect 465

5.62.2 Northrop Grumman Revenue 468

5.62.3 Northrop Grumman Remotec 471

5.62.4 Northrop Grumman Leading Global Security Company 471

5.62.5 Northrop Grumman Supplies Marine Navigation Equipment 473

5.62.6 Northrop Grumman Recognized by UK Ministry of Defense for Role in

Supporting Sentry AWACS Aircraft During Military Operations in Libya 474

5.62.7 Northrop Grumman Corporation subsidiary Remotec Inc. Upgrades the

U.S. Air Force Fleet of Andros HD-1 475

5.62.8 Northrop Grumman NAV CANADA Supplier 475

5.63 Omega Technical Services 477

5.64 OSI Systems 478 5.64.1 OSI Systems / RTT EDS technology 479

5.64.2 OSI / Rapiscan 479

5.64.3 OSI Systems Acquires American Science and Engineering 481

5.65 Owlstone Inc. 482

5.66 OWR 483

5.67 Passport Systems 483

5.68 Paul Boye Technologies 484

5.69 PHDS Co 485

5.70 Pony Industry 487

5.71 PositiveID Corporation / E-N-G Mobile Systems 491 5.71.1 PositiveID Corporation E-N-G MobiLab Systems Partner of Agilent Technologies 492

5.72 Proengin 493 5.72.1 Proengin Flame Spectrometry Technology Provides Wider Range Of Chemicals Detector 495

5.72.2 Proengin Flame Spectrometry Technology Provides Biological Detector, MAB 495

5.73 QinetiQ 495 5.73.1 QinetQ Comprised Of Experts 501

5.73.2 QinetiQ North America TALON Detects Deadly IEDs And Saves Lives 501

5.73.3 QinetiQ World-Leading Products: 503

5.73.4 QinetiQ Innovation 505

5.73.5 QinetiQ North America 506

5.73.6 QinetiQ Revenue 507

5.73.7 QinetiQ Vision 508

5.73.8 QinetiQ Mission 508

5.73.9 QinetiQ / Foster Miller 508

5.73.10 QinetiQ / Foster Miller Financial Position 510

5.73.11 QinetiQ North America Order for 100 Dragon Runner 10Micro Robots: 512

5.73.12 QinetiQ / Automatika 514

5.73.13 QinetiQ Customer Base 515

5.73.14 QinetiQ Australia 518




5.79.15 QinetiQ Strategic Response to Threats 518

5.74 Riken Keiki 520

5.75 RKI 524

5.76 Roche Diagnostics 525 5.76.1 Roche Revenue 526

5.76.2 Roche CBRNE Molecular Diagnostic Assay 527

5.77 SERB Laboratories 527

5.78 Smiths Group / Smiths Detection 528 5.78.1 Smiths CBRNE Strengths 528

5.78.2 Smiths CBRNE Challenges 529

5.78.3 Smiths Detection Acquires Morpho Detection 529

5.78.4 Smiths Morpho Government ID Solutions 531

5.78.5 Morpho Population & Voter Registration 535

5.78.6 Morpho Healthcare Solutions 540

5.78.7 Morpho Public Security 540

5.78.8 Morpho Register Customers & Manage Employee Identities 544

5.78.9 Morpho Trust Services 545

5.78.10 Morpho Solutions for Telecom 547

5.78.11 Morpho Gaming Solutions 549

5.78.12 Morpho Aviation & Border Security 549

5.78.13 Morpho Border Mobile Control Terminal 550

5.78.14 Morpho Access Control Terminals 551

5.78.15 MorphoAccess® and Bioscrypt Best Of Breed Fingerprint Identification Terminal 552

5.78.16 Morpho MorphoAccess J Series 553

5.78.17 Morpho Bioscrypt 4G V-Flex Lite 555

5.78.18 Morpho Bioscrypt 4G V-Station WR 557

5.78.19 Morpho Bioscrypt 4G V-Station WR 559

5.78.20 Morpho Morpho 3D Face Reader 561

5.78.21 Fingerprint Recognition 563

5.78.22 Morpho System™ 565

5.78.23 Morpho MorphoPerso 566

5.78.24 Morpho ID Documents Uniqueness Protections 567

5.78.25 Morpho MorphoCheck™ 569

5.78.26 Morpho MorphoRapID™ 570

5.78.27 Smiths Detection 571

5.78.28 Smiths Detection Solutions 571

5.78.29 Egyptian Ministry of Defence Chooses Smiths Detection To Provide Advanced

Aviation Security Systems 572

5.79 Spectrex Inc. 575 5.79.1 Spectrex Detectors Installed in World's Largest Refinery 576

5.80 STERIS Corp 577 5.80.1 STERIS Corp NTDS Decontamination System 578

5.80.2 STERIS Corp CBDS Decontamination System 581

5.80.3 STERIS Corp TCRWADS Decontamination System 582

5.80.4 STERIS Corp Bio-Thermal Decontamination System 583

5.80.5 STERIS Corp Hot Air Decontamination System 583

5.81 Telerob 584 5.81.1 Telerob 584

5.82 Telops 585

5.83 Thales 585 5.83.1 Thales Core Businesses 586

5.83.2 Thales: - A Global Player 587

5.83.3 Thales Key Technology Domains 588

5.83.4 Thales Open Research 589

5.83.5 Thales Stance on Environment 590

5.83.6 Thales Processes 590

5.83.7 Thales Product Design 590

5.83.8 Thales Site Management 590




5.83.9 Thales Group Ground Master 400 (GM 400) 591

5.83.10 Thales Group Ground Smarter 1000 592

5.83.11 Thales Group 593

5.84 Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc. 595 5.84.1 Thermo Fisher Scientific Revenue 596

5.84.2 Thermo Fisher CBRNE Strengths 598

5.84.3 Thermo Fisher CBRNE Challenges 598

5.84.4 Fisher Scientific Channels Brand 599

5.84.5 Thermo Fisher Scientific Acquires Laser-Based Gas Detection Company NovaWave Technologies 599

5.84.6 Thermo Fisher / NovaWave Selected for CPP Participation 601

5.84.7 Thermo Fischer Scientific / NovaWave Technologies 601

5.84.8 Thermo Fisher Business 602

5.84.9 Thermo Fisher Bio-Production 606

5.84.10 Thermo Fisher Management Discussion 608

5.85 Thorlabs 608 5.85.1 Thorlabs Acquires QCL Manufacturer Maxion Technologies 609

5.85.2 Maxion Technologies 610

5.85.3 Maxion and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County 613

5.86 W. B. Johnson Instruments 613

5.87 Companies With Products in the CBRNE Detection or CBRNE Market 615 WINTERGREEN RESEARCH, 660

WinterGreen Research Research Methodology 661

Figure 4-1 194

Chemical Agents 194

Figure 4-2 196

Biological Agents 196

Table 4-3 198

US Government Interagency Group for CBRNE Standards Aims 198

Table 4-4 203

Bruker Fourier Transform Infrared FT-IR Reading Sources and Types 203

Table 4-5 206

FLIR Technology 206

Table 4-6 207

FLIR Technology Systems 207

Figure 4-7 209

Daylight Solutions Über Tuner™ Broad Tuning Pulsed Lasers 209

Table 4-8 210

Daylight Solutions Über Tuner™ Broad Tuning Pulsed Lasers Features 210

Figure 4-9 211

Daylight Solutions Enhanced-Stability CW-Mode Hop-Free Mid-IR Laser 211

Table 4-10 212

Daylight Solutions Enhanced-Stability CW-Mode Hop-Free Mid-IR Laser Features 212

Table 4-11 213

Daylight Solutions Core Technology 213

Figure 4-12 214

Daylight Solutions' Core Technology 214

Table 4-13 216

Daylight Solutions Power Technology Mid IR Sensor Applications 216


Daylight Solutions Power Technology Mid IR Sensor Applications 217




Table 5-1 226

3M Values 226

Table 5-2 226

3M Business Groups 226

Figure 5-3 229

Agilent Technologies 5975T GC/MSD 229

Figure 5-4 231

Agilent Strategic Target Growth Markets 231

Figure 5-5 232

Agilent Strategic Target Growth Markets 232

Figure 5-6 234

AirBoss of America First Response Products 234

Table 5-7 236

AirBoss Patient Isolation Control (ISO-POD) and Accessories Benefits & Features 236

Figure 5-8 240

Air Techniques EBS PRODUCT 240

Figure 5-9 247

Argon Electronics RDS-200-SIM 247

Table 5-10 248

Argon Electronics RDS-200-SIM Features 248

Figure 5-11 249

Argon Electronics Hapsite GC/MS – Inficon 249

Table 5-12 250

Argon Electronics Hapsite GC/MS – Inficon Features 250

Figure 5-13 251

Argon Electronics LCD3.2e-SIM 251

Table 5-14 252

Argon Electronics LCD3.2e-SIM Features 252

Figure 5-15 253

Argon Electronics S4PE-SIM – Proengin 253

Table 5-18 254

Argon Electronics S4PE-SIM – Proengin Features 254

Figure 5-17 255

Argon Electronics DT616-SIM – Canberra 255

Table 5-18 256

Argon Electronics DT616-SIM – Canberra Features 256

Figure 5-19 257

Argon Electronics SAM940-SIM-NaI-P 257

Table 5-20 258

Argon Electronics SAM940-SIM-NaI-P Features 258

Figure 5-21 259

Argon Electronics GMP-11-SIM 259

Table 5-22 260

Argon Electronics GMP-11-SIM Features 260

Figure 5-23 261

Argon Electronics NASCAP 261

Table 5-24 262

Argon Electronics NASCAP Features 262

Figure 5-25 273

Bioquell CBRN Filtration Systems 273

Figure 5-26 274

BioQuell Air Filter CBRNE 274




Table 5-27 281

Block Engineering LaserScope IR Microscope Key Benefits & Advantages 281

Figure 5-28 283

Blücher CBRNE Protective Gear 283

Figure 5-29 297

Canberra Portable Radiation Detector 297

Figure 5-30 298

Canberra Worldwide Market Presence 298

Table 5-31 308

Chemring Detection Systems Legacy Programs 308

Table 5-32 309

Chemring Detection Systems Current Military Products 309

Table 5-33 309

Chemring Detection Systems Current Commercial Products 309

Table 5-34 311

Cobalt Technologies SORS and TRS techniques Analysis of Diffusely Scattering Materials 311

Figure 5-35 314

Cristanini 314

Figure 5-36 315

Cristanini Sanijet 315

Figure 5-37 316

Cristanini PSDS 1.5 MIL 316

Figure 5-38 316

Cristanini PDS/10 MIL 316

Figure 5-39 317

Cristanini PRNDS/12 MIL 317

Figure 5-40 317

Cristanini SHELTER CBRN/2 317

Figure 5-41 318

Cristanini SKID/NBCR 318

Figure 5-42 319

Cristanini DDMAS 319

Figure 5-43 320

Cristanini Inflatable Shower Tent 320

Figure 5-44 320

Cristanini TSDM - Tactical Steam Decon Module 320

Table 5-45 324

Cubrc Technologies And Services 324

Figure 5-46 332

Drager CBRNE for Military Special Operations 332

Figure 5-47 336

Draergerwerk Dräger Evita Infinity® V500 336

Figure 5-47 337

Draergerwerk Dräger Evita XL 337

Figure 5-48 349

Endeavor Robotics Target Markets 349

Figure 5-49 353

Endeavor Robotics Worldwide Presence with Law Enforcement Robotics 353

Table 5-50 356

Endeavor Robotics Strategy Key elements 356

Table 5-51 357

Endeavor Robotics Strategy Key Common Platforms and Software Elements 357

Table 5-52 360




Endeavor Robotics Distributors for U.S. Public Safety 360

Table 5-53 362

Federal Resources Corporate Divisions 362

Figure 5-54 363

Federal Resources Equipment 363

Table 5-55 367

Federal Resources Integrated CBRNE Equipment Training Features 367

Table 5-56 375

FLIR Systems Advanced Sensing Technologies Benefits 375

Table 5-57 379

FLIR Systems Thermal Imaging Infrared Cameras Target Markets 379

Table 5-58 380

FLIR Systems Commercial Vision Applications 380

Table 5-59 385

FLIR Systems Sensor Applications 385

Table 5-60 386

FLIR Systems Sensor Uses 386

Table 5-61 388

FLIR Systems Sensor Market Segments 388

Table 5-62 389

FLIR Detection System Sensor Applications 389

Table 5-63 390

FLIR Mid IR Thermal Imaging Systems Benefits 390

Figure 5-64 401

GasMet Portable Gas Monitoring Device 401

Figure 5-65 407

GE Wireless Sensor Networks 407

Table 5-66 414

ICOR ScanX Scout™ Digital Imaging System Functions 414

Figure 5-67 415

ICOR Technology MK3 Caliber 415

Figure 5-68 417

Icor CALIBER® T5 417

Figure 5-69 419

Icor Mini-CALIBER® 419

Figure 5-70 420

Icor MICRO-CALIBER® Rapid Response 420

Figure 5-71 423

Inficon Hapsite Portable GC/MS 423

Figure 5-72 428

Karcher Market Presence World Map 2015 428

Table 5-73 429

Karcher Employees 2015 429

Figure 5-74 430

Karcher Sales, Revenue and Units Shipped 430

Figure 5-75 431

Karcher Number of Products Offered 431

Figure 5-76 432

Karcher CBRNE Protection Systems 432

Figure 5-77 433

KD Analytical Available Instruments 433

Figure 5-78 434

Agilent Micro GC Portable Gas Analyzer 434




Figure 5-79 435

RAE Systems MultiRAE Plus and Pro PID Gas Detectors 435

Figure 5-80 444

Ludlum Measurements Radiation Detector Type 444

Figure 5-81 445

Ludlum Measurements Radiation Detectors 445

Figure 5-82 447

Ludlum Measurements Alpha Radiation Detector 447

Figure 5-83 448

Ludlum Measurements High Range Alpha Ion Chamber 448

Figure 5-84 453

Morphix TraceX® Explosive Detection Kit 453

Figure 5-85 454

Morphix Kit Tests For Explosives For Bomb Squads 454

Figure 5-86 458

Nexter Robotics 458

Table 5-87 471

Northrop Grumman Partner Positioning 471

Figure 5-88 472

Northrop Grumman Systems Segments 472

Figure 5-89 473

Northrop Grumman Portfolio 473

Figure 5-90 486

Nuclear Germanium Detector 486

Table 5-91 488

Pony Industry Main Customers 488

Figure 5-92 492

E-N-G MobiLab Systems 492

Table 5-93 508

QinetiQ Vision 508

Figure 5-94 513

QinetiQ Dragon Runner Urban Operations Rugged Ultra-Compact, Lightweight And Portable Reconnaissance Robot 513

Table 5-95 515

QinetiQ Customer Base 515

Figure 5-96 522

Riken Keiki Gas Detection Markets Addressed 522

Figure 5-97 523

Riken Keiki International Market Presence 523

Table 5-98 532

Morpho Government ID Solutions 532

Figure 5-99 534

Morpho MorphoCivis™ 534

Table 5-100 535

Morpho Population & Voter Registration Modules 535

Table 5-101 536

Morpho's Population Registration Solutions Technology 536

Table 5-102 538

Morpho National ID Graphically And / Or Electronically Personalized 538

Table 5-103 539

Morpho Civil Identity Management Travel Document Biometrics Advantages 539

Figure 5-104 542

Morpho Identity Management 542

Table 5-105 543




Morpho Public And Private Sector Security Systems Solutions 543

Table 5-106 546

Morpho Solutions for Financial Institutions 546

Table 5-107 548

Morpho Solution Elements for Telecom 548

Table 5-108 551

Morpho Access Control Terminal Types 551

Figure 5-109 552

Morpho MorphoAccess® SIGMA Series 552

Table 5-110 553

Morpho Morphoaccess® and Bioscrypt Sigma Series Features 553

Figure 5-111 553

Morpho MorphoAccess® J Series 553

553

Figure 5-112 554

Morpho MorphoAccess® J Series Models and Main Features 554

Figure 5-113 555

Morpho Bioscrypt 4G V-Flex Lite 555




555

Table 5-114 556

Figure 5-115 557

Morpho Bioscrypt 4G V-Station Extreme 557




557

Table 5-116 558

Figure 5-117 559

Morpho Bioscrypt 4G V-Station Extreme 559

559

Table 5-118 560

Figure 5-119 561

Morpho Morpho 3D Face Reader Features 561

Table 5-120 562

Morpho 3D Face Reader Main features 562

Figure 5-121 563




Fingerprint Recognition 563

Table 5-122 565

Morpho System Aspects 565

Figure 5-123 566

Morpho MorphoPerso 566

Table 5-124 568

MorphoPerso ID Documents Lifecycle Management Flexible Solution 568

Figure 5-125 569

Morpho MorphoCheck™ 569

Figure 5-126 570

Morpho MorphoRapID™ 570

Table 5-127 574

Smiths Detection CBRNE Technologies 574

Figure 5-128 578

STERIS Corp NTDS Decontamination System 578

Table 5-129 579

Steris NTDS Ruggedized System Functions 579

Figure 5-130 581

STERIS Corp CBDS Decontamination System 581

Figure 5-131 582

STERIS Corp TCRWADS Decontamination System 582

Table 5-132 589

Thales Key Technology Domains 589

Figure 5-133 591

Thales Measurable Environmental Targets 591

Figure 5-134 591

Thales Group GROUND Master 400 591

Table 5-135 592

Thales Group GROUND Master 400 Key Features: 592

Table 5-136 593

Thales Group Ground Smarter 1000 Key Features: 593

Figure 5-137 594

Thales Critical Decision Chain 594

Table 5-138 611

Maxion Technologies Laser Product Segment Positioning 611

Figure 5-139 614

W. B. Johnson Radiation Detection Handheld Instruments 614




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WinterGreen Research, research strategy relates to identifying market trends through reading and interviewing opinion leaders. By using analysis of published materials, interview material, private research, detailed research, social network materials, blogs, and electronic analytics, the market size, shares, and trends are identified. Analysis of the published materials and interviews permits WinterGreen Research senior analysts to learn a lot more about markets. Discovering, tracking, and thinking about market trends is a high priority at WinterGreen Research. As with all research, the value proposition for competitive analysis comes from intellectual input.

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Ellen T. Curtiss, Technical Director, co-founder of WinterGreen Research, conducts strategic and market assessments in technology-based industries. Previously she was a member of the staff of Arthur D. Little, Inc., for 23 years, most recently as Vice President of Arthur D. Little Decision Resources, specializing in strategic planning and market development services. She is a graduate of Boston University and the Program for Management Development at Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. She is the author of recent studies on worldwide telecommunications markets, the top ten internet equipment companies, the top ten contract manufacturing companies, and the Top Ten Telecommunications market analysis and forecasts.




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