Terahertz imaging system from Applied Research and Photonics secures packages

The TeraImagerterahertz imaging system is able to see through boxes and packages. Using a T-ray derived from a dendrimer-based fixed power source at approximately 10 mW continuous-wave (CW), the system is suited for package and envelope scanning for identification and security. A remote detection system is also available for mobile surveillance.
Applied Research and Photonics
Harrisburg, PA

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Terahertz Imaging System (TeraImager)

Terahertz imager can see through boxes and packages. Thus this machine has application for package and envelope scanning for identification and security. ARP has developed a remote detection system for mobile surveillance.

About Applied Research & Photonics

Located in Harrisburg, PA, Applied Research & Photonics, Inc. (ARP) is a nanotechnology company with the core products in the terahertz area. ARP has demonstrated a number of products based on its proprietary dendrimer nanotechnology. ARP’s terahertz spectrometer, TeraSpectra, uses a high-power terahertz source enabling high resolution spectrometry. It has a wider terahertz range (up to ~30 THz) for probing molecular phenomena on time scales from a few femto-seconds to a few tens of pico-seconds. Designed and manufactured in Harrisburg, TeraSpectra offers the capability of solving a number of problems in biomolecular, pharmaceutical, analytical and other research areas. For more information, visit ARP web site at: www.arphotonics.net or contact:
Anis Rahman, PhD
Applied Research and Photonics, Inc.
470 Friendship Road, Suite 10
Harrisburg, PA 17111, USA
Phone: +1 (717) 623-8201
Email: [email protected]

SOURCE: Applied Research and Photonics