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Mobile Advanced Radioisotope Identification System

Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Mobile Advanced Radioisotope Identification System is designed to identify, locate and interdict threat radiation sources. The system is adaptable to land-, airborne- and water-based monitoring systems and features automated detection and data reporting. The modular system adapts to mobile and stationary operations.

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