PopSci: GE Toxin Detector is “Best of What’s New”

It’s not just personal jetpacks and cars that drive themselves, but also a GE mobile toxin detector that made the recently-released Popular Science “Best of What’s New” list. Described as a “simple and fast, point-and-shoot toxin detector,” the StreetLab Mobile can reliably identify potentially harmful liquids, powders and solids in a single step, all without a sample being taken. It works by unleashing a laser beam that excites molecules in drugs, explosives and biotoxins like anthrax, causing them to emit a unique electrical field that can be analyzed in seconds. Truly revolutionary stuff, though, no word yet on if it comes in other colors besides lime green.

Street Smart: GE Global Research Chemist, Andy Pris, shows off GE’s StreetLab Mobile, a handheld toxin detector that uses laser beams and excited molecules to sniff out danger.
Here’s the link to Popular Science’s listing.

* StreetLab Mobile’s web site

One Comment

  1. Gheorghe Curelet-Balan says:

    Read more about StreetLab Mobile miracle in THIS POST in the Security category of the GRC blog http://www.grcblog.com/?cat=28 and/or browse GE Security products at http://www.gesecurity.com/portal/site/GESecurity.

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