L-3 Awarded Cargo Screening Contract

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Shrinking Wireless Devices

One obstacle to further shrink small wireless devices has been trying to fit all the components onto one chip but U-M researchers have built a tiny silicon-compatible antenna and frequency resonator that will do just that.

The antenna and resonator are two of the most problematic off-chip components in wireless systems. The two components require large amounts of space off the chip-think of a cell phone antenna extending outward-thus limiting how small a device can be built.

Honeywell Acquires Vindicator Technologies

Ben Cornett, Honeywell Security president, said in a release that the...

Biometric Passports – 12 Months Leeway

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Numerex Offers Ip-Alarm Delivery To Wireless Customers

IP-Alarm is compatible with all existing and planned Numerex monitoring devices...

Powerful Performance

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New Number 2

Also completed was the dissolution of Group 4 Falck into Group...

Bosch Buys Vts

"Their technology will help us transition proprietary analog-based CCTV products rapidly...

A100 Million On Ports

The new changes will give Australian ports a number one security...

St George Goes With Juniper Networks

"As a financial services firm, robust security for confidential customer data...

Stock Up, Brits Told

"People will judge us on the basis of whether we did...
John Adams
A professional writer and editor who has been covering the security industry since 1991, John is passionate about clever applications of technology and the fusion of sensing and networking. A capable photographer John enjoys undertaking practical reviews of the latest electronic security systems.
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