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This should be another advantage for Thruvision as it will be able to show if there is an object actually there or not.

https://www.businessinsider.com/tsa-body-scanners-may-be-likely-trigger-false-alarms-black-overweight-2019-4

I thought the Trading Update was positive and hints that they are slowly building a good business. Besides doubling revenue, I believe the most important news are the repeat customers. This shows the technology works and important to security.

The 14 units sold will be nice, but what I am hoping this does is become a reference for border security globally. The news i am anxious to hear about is the use of Thruvision at airports.

https://theblast.com/united-states-mexico-border-crossing-technology-body-scanners-hidden-drugs/

"As an example, the procurement request lists the ThruVision TS4-C people-screening camera that touts the ability to identify any type of item “hidden under peoples’ clothing” at distances of 3 to 4 meters. It can also screen people at a rate of one every 12-seconds, which would satisfy the 100 per hour requirement."

This seems like an opportunity perfectly situated for Thruvision. Imagine if they can win this contract.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/all-indian-airports-set-to-install-body-scanners-from-2019/articleshow/67279418.cms

I have had the unfortunate body check a few times. I believe Thruvision's technology will make these situations obsolete unless something is truly detected. Another reason why Thruvision may be the future for airport screening.

https://www.ksdk.com/mobile/article/news/investigations/tsa-officers-under-attack-by-irate-passengers/63-616713714

Should this pass TSA's current testing and be accepted as a technology for airport screening, this will be a completely different company very quickly.

https://singularityhub.com/2018/11/21/its-time-for-an-airport-security-tech-upgrade/#sm.0001lig6e0zcnfl0ub7249nkp4n5i

"When asked whether the passive terahertz technology could replace the current full-body scanners, Price said he hopes new tech can eventually replace the need for a checkpoint, as checkpoints could be targets for terrorists."

Persimmon, that just it. As holders we don't want a premature sale until they hit their stride as a company. THRU has so much potential across all types of security use cases that there should be several companies who will want their technology and install base of customers at a premium.

I believe we have 2 years for Thruvision to grow this company before they are in a good position to sell. They would be foolish to do so prior to that considering all of the trials they have going on now. Remember in the US they have projects in the rail stations, border security and now airports. If successful Thruvision will be a much different company in 2 years.

This is by far the biggest news that has come out. This technology is clearly a much better solution for airports. The fact that the stock has not moved on this news shows how under the radar THRU is right now.

https://www.newswire.com/news/transportation-security-administration-tsa-awards-concept-of-20694738

I am not concerned about the sp in short term. This company is still under the radar. Should they land some higher profile wins the stock should get more attention.

Look at this announcement and the LA Subway announcement as paid pilots. If successful, we should see much larger orders to follow. The US Border use case is just one spot. Imagine if they ultimately order for all checkpoints along the US/Mexican border.

For border crossing with Mexico:

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/pilot-project-to-install-body-scanners/

THRU getting major coverage in the US. See link below. Key quote: "Could be deployed nationwide in months"

https://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/video/new-technology-aims-to-catch-terrorists-at-train-stations-1329145411673?v=raila&

This is very telling of the potential coming from the US

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/thruvision-begins-us-manufacturing-meet-110000450.html

My feeling is that we have a 2-3 year run before they sell. This is just about to take off and management will be foolish to sell in the near term. If we start seeing airport trials at large airports, we should see another level of interest in this stock.

Complete url here:

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/minister-announces-10-prisons-project-to-develop-new-model-of-excellence

No mention of which technology. Big opportunity for Thruvision to pursue.

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Bay Area Rapid Transit looking at Thruvision

https://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2018/08/15/bart-considers-installing-full-body-scanners-to-reduce-crime/

Here is another pilot of Thruvision vs Qinetiq at bus depots in New York. They also ran a pilot in the NYC subway system a few months back.

https://www.tsa.gov/news/releases/2018/08/14/tsa-port-authority-partner-new-devices-detect-suicide-vests-port-authority