“... the majority of explosive detection systems deployed at checkpoints today are secondary processes, which are slow and hinder the 100% PBS objective. By automating the process and locating it in-line with existing scanning devices both these issues are resolved.”
—ACI EUROPE AIRPORT BUSINESS, JANUARY 2007

“The device (OptoScreener) also provides automated in-line threat detection, requires no physical changes to checkpoint security infrastructure, and can be rapidly deployed with minimal operator training. (OptoScreener) is the world’s first in-line liquid threat detection system capable of interpreting standard X-ray tomography to identify potential liquid threats without opening containers.”
—JANE’S AIRPORT REVIEW, MARCH 2007
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Quebec City (QC) – June 17, 2008, Optosecurity Inc. announces the signing of a significant financing agreement with National Bank of Canada, the leading bank in Quebec and a major player in other selected markets in Canada and around the world..

Under the agreement, National Bank will be providing $6.9 million in various credit facilities, including export operating credits and R&D tax credits financing

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Inline OptoScreener solution for pre-board screening

An in-line solution, the OptoScreener provides 100% pre-board s creening without adding secondary processes, delays, or changes to security checkpoints.
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Today, evolving threats and an ever-expanding list of prohibited items compound security challenges. The universal challenge facing security professionals today is improving threat detection against evolving threats without disrupting or restricting the throughput at the checkpoint.

Optosecurity Inc. addresses today’s security challenges with the OptoScreener®, the world’s first inline upgrade to existing detection X-ray systems that automatically detects weapons and weapon parts and identifies dangerous liquids and gels.

As a universal add-on device, the OptoScreener improves security by providing critical information about potential threats, wherever X-ray systems are deployed.