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News Release from: Intelligent Security | Subject: Talos
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 02 February 2005
Under vehicle bomb detector
'Talos' under vehicle bomb detector developed for pharmaceutical and bio technology management safety - with global terrorism we are now living in dangerous times, making these precautions needed!
The attacks of extremist are no longer confined to political and military targets but are now aimed also at the pharmaceutical and biotechnology communities Take for example the attacks against pharmaceutical research sites by animal rights activists, which despite promised legislation, are expected to continue covertly
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 1 Aug 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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As an aid in this battle against terrorism Talos was developed as a highly effective, under car, booby trap detection system.
It is designed to give the user a warning if a magnetically attached explosive device is concealed on the vehicle.
When installed the system protects by means of 8 sensors concealed throughout the vehicle to give complete coverage.
Using state of the art microprocessor techniques, the Talos system carries out advanced noise cancellation and ambient magnet threshold measurements, ensuring the system is effective in the most hostile environments.
When a device is attached to the vehicle, a discreet light warns that the vehicle has been subject to attack.
Vitally an alarm can also be sent via an SMS text message to up to 3 mobile phones, providing the user with the added security of remote alarm warnings.
Recently upgraded, Talos is in use with police, security and government departments world wide.
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