Scans Liquids Faster to Streamline Airport Security

From One Resonance Sensors (ORS)

August 1, 2014

In an effort to balance passenger convenience and air travel safety, this bottled-liquid scanner uses nuclear magnetic resonance technology to scan liquids inside their containers in seconds, immediately alerting personnel to whether or not the item contains explosive materials. MobiLabs was recently endorsed by the European Civil Aviation Council.

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Scans Liquids Faster to Streamline Airport Security

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