Thursday June 18, 2009

Fido® Verdict™ Now Shipping

Based on a breakthrough in the miniaturization of Raman-based spectroscopy instruments, Verdict is a palm-size instrument for rapidly identifying suspicious liquids, solids and powdered materials. 

Building on the Fido pedigree of highly sensitive detection systems, Verdict has been designed to help military and law enforcement officials identify explosives, dangerous liquids, narcotics and other threats commonly listed by agencies such as the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Verdict uses well-established Raman spectroscopy technologies to identify suspicious materials in various forms, including substances in sealed containers. Verdict now enables accurate, field-based analysis at security screening checkpoints, and in support of forensic investigations, while minimizing the exposure of first-responders and other users to potentially dangerous chemicals.

"Verdict will help ICx maintain our position as a world leader in developing portable, laboratory-caliber detectors for explosives, chemicals, radiation, and other threats," said Colin Cumming, CEO of ICx Technologies. "By adding Verdict to our other detection products like the Fido® XT™ explosives detector and Raider™ radiation source identifier, we have broadened the detection capabilities of our customers with another truly portable, field-ready precision analysis tool."

Verdict is a portable, easy-to-use and effective tool for use by armed forces combating IEDs, as well as for law enforcement as they fight illegal drugs.

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ICx at Joint CBRN

6/23/2009 to 6/25/2009
Fort Leonard Wood

The 2009 Joint CBRN Conference and Exhibition is a forum for the exchange of CBRN defense information among warfighters, CBRN incident responders, technology developers, acquisition professionals, and the supporting industry.

We will be showcasing the entire ICx range of CBRNE products and capabilities. And, for the first time get a sneak peak of the JNBCRS II system.  The unit will be shown equipped with two modules  complete with all their components.

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