Movie Theater Sensor Maker Rides Wave Of Colorado Killing Fears

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ORLANDO…July 30… A bullet sensor called the “Sniffer” developed by a Florida “Think Tank’ and Virginia’s DKLABS that would alert on the presence of bullets at movie theaters would go into production immediately if they can match an Arab Sheik’s funding offer.   $1,000,000 for marketing was offered from Jeddah (UAE) for the newly announced, “WeaponDetect” sensor for a Middle Eastern license.
“We have the next generation of security technology in hand and were expecting several years of limited budget production” explained the firm’s Director of Development Rory Smith. “With the Internet, the details of the “Sniffer” technology and its link to the Colorado movie theater incident have been all over the world in just a few days, creating interest among “Angel” investors and those in industries where large numbers of people who could be targets of an unfortunate event gather.” Smith said. “Such incidents as the one in Colorado take place all over the world making the sensor an important new security tool.”
No pipe dream, the “Sniffer” technology represents a “next generation” of sensors, reacting to the electrical field generated by the bullet’s primer or powder charge. Unlike metal detectors which can be “tricked” by guns made from plastic or composite materials not to signal an alert, even if the bullets are not loaded in the weapon they will activate the “Weapondetect” circuit signaling the alert.  
While many retail establishments have detectors in plain sight as a deterrent to limit shoplifting, stadiums, banks, theaters, and other locations that attract large crowds do not. “The small size of the “Weapondetect” sensor would allow placement without it being obvious and would restrict many of the fears now being voiced over “Big Brother” watching”, explained William Churney, Jr.  who heads marketing of the “Sniffer” to the banking industry. The Florida Institute of Video Education will feature the device in a video documentary on public response in the US to increased security measures. Details on the Internet at Weapondetect.com.     MEDIA CONTACT newsnearby@gmail.com (407) 880-7919