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Diebold And Seenex Link

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Gunnebo Swallows Chubb Off-Cuts

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Fire Extinguisher Review

One of the consequences of this proposed plan could be the...

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.

UV Photodetector Development

"Silicon is the most common semiconductor, but it has not been...

Nice Contract Intercepted

NiceTrack supplies law enforcement agencies, internal security and intelligence organizations to...

Bad News On The Horizon

The big challenge for emergency services teams was trying to ensure...

Great Strides In Millimetres

Not limited to metal, MMW-based systems can detect the possession of...

Tyco Steps Into Future Power

"We are excited to be working with Plug Power, a leading-edge...

Billions Needed

According to the PTA, more than 16 times as many people...
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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