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Detonation of explosives and drugs from ... fingerprints
US scientists say police can detect traces of heroin, cocaine, marijuana and even explosives on a fingerprint.
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Light-emitting film shows traces of explosives
The new spray film, developed by University of California, San Diego chemists, will be the basis of portable devices capable of rapidly identifying fingerprints contamin…
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Electromagnetic guns: New weapons do not need explosives
The US Navy has just fired a successful test of the electromagnetic gun. This new weapon does not need explosives, only by electromagnetic force, it can fire bullets as…
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ThruVision launched a camera through the clothes
UK company ThruVision has launched a camera that can detect weapons, drugs or explosives hidden beneath clothing. The T5000 camera has the above mentioned features thank…
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Chinese robots 'enlisted'
In February this year, China established a reconnaissance robot team. Robots 'No. 1 vanguard' are capable of undertaking reconnaissance missions on the battlefield, remo…
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Robot bombs
The US is experimenting and will include explosive-sniffing robots, a special type of robot capable of helping US soldiers detect bombs and mines installed on the street…
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The robot knows how to sniff
Smart robots can sniff chemical leaks, drugs or explosives become a reality thanks to a new mathematical formula. The feline-based development program often smells bad i…
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Mine sweeper, anti-terrorism
Deep memories of former teammates have prompted the authors of Dr. Nguyen Xuan Kieu (Institute of Engineering Engineering) to research and successfully manufacture mine…
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Remote terrorism technology
How can we detect a suicide bomber from a distance? It is not difficult, just check the mark of the explosive
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Scanner detects explosives
GE Security Appliances, Inc. has launched a new CTX 9000 detector system, which works in the same way as CT scanners in healthcare.
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Improved polymer equipment can smell explosives and bombs
Researchers have successfully developed innovative polymer devices that detect small amounts of explosive vapors. This work is described in the sheet
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Explosive mines
A new device for automatic underwater demolition has been successfully created by BAE Systems, a British military contractor. Called Talisman, this device operates based…
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Insects can replace professional dogs
Scientists have said that trained insects can replace professional dogs to detect drugs, bombs and human remains. These insects are not human and only take 5 minutes to…