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RAE Systems' gamma radiation detector granted U.S. patent

Published on November 17, 2009 at 9:22 AM · No Comments

RAE Systems Inc. (NYSE Amex: RAE), a leader in delivering innovative sensor solutions to serve energy, hazardous material management, industrial safety, government safety and environmental markets worldwide, was granted U.S. Patent 7,592,603 B2 for a gamma radiation detector that can perform both rate and dose measurements simultaneously.

RAE Systems has similar patents pending in both China and the European Union. Already deployed as an enhancement to RAE Systems' compact, handheld GammaRAE II R, this new radiation detector has applications for homeland security, first responders and hazardous material response.

Peter Hsi, chief technology officer for RAE Systems, said, "We believe this award asserts our leadership in detection innovation, and now we have 20 patents and patents pending. We work closely with our customers to ensure we continually enhance solutions to meet changing needs. Offering a higher dose rate range, our detector increases measurement from 10 REMS per hour to 600 REMS per hour. In fact, this dose range came at the request of a customer in South East Asia."

SOURCE: RAE Systems

Posted in: Device / Technology News | Medical Patent News

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