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Hand Identifier

GE Security’s StreetLab Mobile is a portable and user-friendly device that identifies a broad range of liquid, powder and solid substances. The unit uses wireless technology to quickly deliver results to remote command centers. It can detect about 1,000 chemical and toxic industrial substances as well as a number of biological agents. The StreetLab uses Raman spectroscopy to identify substances based on their molecular structure.

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