Terrax Adds Technology to the Theia System to Take Advantage of the 250Million Dollar "Stand-Off" Security Market
GARDNERVILLE, NV--(Marketwire - July 14, 2010) - Brazilian Mining Corporation (
- Uniform Encoding, a system for determining the authenticity of the wearer.
- 3D Facial recognition: a system providing facial database matching in real time 3D
- Thermal Image Analysis: a system to detect small variations in temperature of selected targets, warning of anomalies
- Hyperspectral Imaging: a system to detect chemical signatures at a safe stand-off distance from a checkpoint
- Secure Networking, a system providing secured coded data transfer path between Theia systems to a central operator or operations.
Collectively these components, acting together or separately give confidence to the operator that the vehicle or individual being scanned is either a security threat, not a threat, or if additional screen is required. These systems components are designed to be at the forefront of protecting civilian lives in the regions where they will be deployed. The Theia System represents a market size of over 250M dollars in 2010, 2011, of which Terrax has currently negotiated contacts for over 25M and is actively looking to close another 50M. Murray Owen, President of Terrax, stated, "With the additional security functionality added to the Theia system, we now can provide the customer with a single solution for 'Stand-Off' security. The security addition will allow us to expand the market for the Theia system into the network operations of center for security monitoring."
About Terrax
Founded in 2000, Terrax is a solutions integrator of image data and Hyperspectral imaging to provide real time detection and alert systems for civilian applications. More information can be found at [ http://www.terrax.us ]
About Brazilian Mining
Brazilian Mining focuses on evaluating various potential acquisitions. Previously, it engaged in exploring and mining diamond properties in Brazil. Terrax, Inc. is now a fully owned subsidiary of Brazilian Mining Corporation. The company is based in Gardnerville, Nevada.
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