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Don't have an account? Click here to register.Digital Barriers wins $2m Middle East deal for 'threat detection' camera
Mon, 19th Dec 2016 07:49
(ShareCast News) - Digital Barriers, a provider of security solutions, has inked a $2.1m deal for its threat detection camera technology, ThruVis, with an undisclosed client in the Middle East.The multi-year deal, which will start in the current financial year, will see the AIM-listed company supply a number of ThruVis cameras to "help protect secure locations and crowded public spaces from the threat of terrorist attack".The contract comes after the company's first deal with the US Transportation Security Administration and the recent collaboration with G4S.Chief executive Zak Doffman said: "Now for the first time, after ten years and tens of millions of dollars in public and private investment, we can genuinely detect concealed weapons and explosives being carried into crowded public spaces, onto transport networks, or into airports. No other technology anywhere in the world can match ThruVis for performance and usability, as has been categorically proven in recent independent government testing."The company claims ThruVis can be used in various settings, including transport terminals, stadia and event venues, to identify potential threats in real time without disrupting crowds.It reported the camera system was 100% successful in identifying suicide vests and weapons concealed under clothing, in recent independent government testing.Shares in Digital Barriers were up 2.34% to 37.10p at 0807 GMT.
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Digital Barriers wins £1.9m of Asia Pacific contracts
(ShareCast News) - AIM-listed Digital Barriers said it has won two contracts in the Asia Pacific region, valued at a total of £1.9m. The first contract is a follow-on deal with a defence agency in Asia Pacific to supply its integrated surveillance platform for a maritime security zone, valued at £1.
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Digital Barriers wins £1m contract in Asia Pacific
(ShareCast News) - Surveillance technologies provider Digital Barriers has signed a £1m deal with an unnamed Asia Pacific maritime security agency. Under the agreement, which is an extension of the contract the London-listed company won with the same client six weeks ago, Digital Barriers will provi
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Digital Barriers wins new US law enforcement contract
(ShareCast News) - Digital Barriers has secured another TVI surveillance contract with a major US federal law enforcement agency worth $1.2m (£0.79m), the company announced Wednesday. It follows on from its announcement last Thursday about two contracts worth $1.1m (£0.72m), one of which is with the
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Digital Barriers secures US law enforcement contracts
(ShareCast News) - Digital Barriers said it has secured two contracts worth $1.1m (£720,500) to supply TVI surveillance solutions to federal law enforcement agencies in the US. The contracts, one with an existing client and one with a new client, will see the deployment of newly launched TVI solutio
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Digital Barriers secures major Asia Pacific contracts
(ShareCast News) - Digital Barriers secured four strategically important contract awards in the Asia Pacific region. The surveillance technologies company announced the deals on Monday, which are worth a combined initial value of £2.4m. The biggest contract was for the group's ThruVision people scr
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