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Homeland Security

Vidiation Launches V-RADS for Security Market

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Wednesday, October 3rd, 2007

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LAS VEGAS--Vidiation, a year-old firm that has developed a video-based approach to monitor sites and facilities for theft of radiological materials, has launched Vidiation- Radiation Analytics Detection System (V-RADS) and says it already has its first order for the product. The customer for V-RADS is a regional emergency response center in Illinois that is acquiring two units, which includes a server and software to be able to run up to 10 video cameras each, company officials at the ASIS International…

Army

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Congress

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Army

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