What does EDD stand for?

In the video, Dore Perler, CEO of Sense Holdings, will demonstrate the use and performance of a demonstration model of the Company's planned MEMS-based explosive detection device product line.

Sense's demonstrator device is the first in a line of compact, lightweight handheld explosive detection devices to be marketed under the Company's "Sense-it" label.

We are positioning Sense's detection products to redefine the explosive detection device industry in terms of price, weight, performance and ease of use," said Dore Perler, CEO of Sense Holdings.

The explosive detection devices use Implant Science Corporation's proprietary laser ion mobility spectrometry technology which electronically detects minute quantities of explosive vapor molecules in the air.

InVision's wholly owned subsidiary, Quantum Magnetics, develops and commercializes patented and proprietary technologies, including Quadrupole Resonance (QR) patents licensed from the Naval Research Laboratory incorporated in the QScan(R) line of explosive detection devices and prototype landmine detectors, considered to be the most promising landmine detection technology, which are being developed under multi-year contracts with the U.

InVision's wholly owned subsidiary, Quantum Magnetics, develops and commercializes patented and proprietary technologies, including Quadrupole Resonance (QR) patents licensed from the Naval Research Laboratory incorporated in the QScan(R) line of explosive detection devices and prototype landmine detectors, considered to be the most promising landmine detection technology, which are being developed under multi-year contracts with the U.

This includes Quantum's QScan (R) line of aviation scanners and other explosive detection devices under development, including a hand-held wand and a prototype walk-through portal to screen airline passengers for explosives.

This includes Quantum's QScan (R) line of aviation scanners and other explosive detection devices under development, including a hand-held wand and a prototype walk-through portal to screen airline passengers for explosives.