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Millivision Looks to Enter WBI, Personnel Screening Market With Privacy in Mind

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Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

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Millivision Technologies has launched a series of passive millimeter wave imaging systems based on its core imaging camera and software that eliminates privacy concerns and automatically highlights potential threat objects hidden beneath a person's clothing. Massachusetts-based Millivision introduced its millimeter wave portal system about six months ago and then followed that with introductions of its walk-by and stand-off systems three months ago, Paul Nicholas, president and chief operating officer, tells TR2. Nicholas joined Millivision in 2005 to help it transition…

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