CBRN Solutions

for Military

Chemical

ARMED FORCES · DEFENCE FORCES · HOMELAND SECURITY · ARMY CBRN UNITS

COUNTER-TERRORIST UNITS

APPLICATION

CBRN Solutions for Military

Conventional CBRN weapons and toxic industrial hazards are an ever-evolving threat that defence and armed forces troops must be aware of. .

Real-time CBRN situational awareness is critical for effective risk assessment, and tactical and operational decision making in domestic and international operations.

MARS provides commanding officers with reliable, adaptable monitoring solutions for a variety of situations and scenarios. Our system solutions are designed to fulfil Military Special Forces’ operational needs, providing surveillance and reporting capabilities.

We make customer-specific production. Our designs are specially made according to vehicles and standards.

BENEFITS

Why Choose CBRN Solutions for Military

  • Handheld detection of Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TIC)
  • Minimal false alarm rate
  • Multisensor detection based on a unique, and 30-year proven, Aspiration type Ion Mobility Spectrometry (IMS, AIMS)
  • Full situational awareness across all team members, even before alarm triggering levels
  • In-built simulation training mode and operational instructions
  • Minimization of health risks by monitoring the presence of hazardous chemicals inside the cab
  • Early detection of biological threats
  • Fast, simple, and reliable BWA identification
  • Separate assays for ricin toxin, botulinum toxin, anthrax, pox, plague, tularemia and SEB
  • No special training required
  • Portable radionuclide identification
  • Accurate directional information of the radioactivity source location within seconds
  • Full reach back capabilities with easy-to-use expert solutions
  • Monitorization of the presence of hazardous levels of radiation inside the cab, caused by contaminated bunker gear
APPLICATION

Usage Scenarios

  • CBRN accidents
  • National and international crisis management
  • CBRN military missions
  • CBRN terrorist attacks
  • Surveying and marking perimeters of hazardous areas
  • Support for civil authorities