The more we move and fly the more we like it. Long range chemical detection on the move and standoff detection during the flight is where SEC technologies is getting stronger and stronger.

Release point of the simulated chemical attack was positioned 2,6 km away from the CBRN reconnaissance unit. Beautiful warm air and blue sky made it just a perfect day at Base Jaime I in Valencia. Perfect for chemical observation. Landscape full of trees, bushes and with some electrical poles changed state from ideal to impossible.

One of the world's experts in CBRN and the top supplier of CBRN equipment in Australia, J3SEVEN has introduced the Falcon 4G, a long-range reconnaissance chemical detector to the Australian market.

The smaller the cloud you wish to detect the higher resolution You need. Like on the camera picture with better resolution You can see smaller details. If the detail you are looking at is smaller than your pixel it will be invisible for you. We are not talking literally about the visible graphic on the display but rather about Field of View (FoV) and the smallest cloud (vapor) we are able to identify.

Staying one step in front of the enemy requires to have all the right information. Gathering and analyzing info must be simple. When it comes to chemical attacks, once You find yourself in the high-risk situation it is all about the right information in the right time. Seconds makes the difference. You want critical data to be available without spending too much effort on it as your effort will be needed elsewhere.

A journalist from CBNW, the leading journals for CBRN defence, countermeasures and analysis of threats worldwide, has attended our public workshop and demonstration. Please find here an original article as it appeared in CBNW.

Laboratory Goebel Ingenieurbüro has determined our lasers to be Class 1, which means lasers are eye safe in accordance with EN 60825-1:2014 as well as IEC 60825-1:2014, standards used in United States as well is by European countries.