US/UK/Canada

Share

Pick a time period -
Tags ( Active)

Biosensor Applications changes CEO and expands into Asia/Pacific

Carl Lundberg is leaving his position as CEO and as of January 1, 2006 will manage the sales activities in Asia/Pacific from Sydney, Australia – a natural choice due to the break through order from Australian Customs. The New CEO Bengt Hagander, takes over with immediate effect.Bengt Hagander has been a Member of the Board since three years. Bengt has exstensive experience in building distribution structures internationally, amongst others from Tetra Pak, and his knowledge will be very valuable now when the company is facing its early commercial stages, according to Jan Persson, Chairman of

Breakthrough order - Biosensor Applications receives contract for narcotics and explosives detection systems from Australian Customs.

Biosensor Applications Sweden AB has received an order for 10 combined explosives and narcotics detection systems from Australian Customs. The order value is 1 MAUD (5,9 MSEK). The systems will be used for the protection of Australian borders.“The contract can best be described as a breakthrough, now that Biosensor has launched a commercial product. Australian Customs has evaluated the BIOSENS system for over two years and has helped us with invaluable feed-back in the final design of the product. During the last test we were able to fulfil Australian Customs’ requirements and thus receive

Biosensor Applications and Altech sign distribution agreement and receive order from Japan

Biosensor Applications and Altech sign distribution agreement and receive order from Japan Biosensor Applications Sweden AB and Altech ADS Co., Ltd. a subdivision within the Altech Group have signed a distribution agreement under which Altech will market and distribute the BIOSENS-D drug detection system in Japan. Two government agencies in Japan have placed orders of the BIOSENS system. "The orders and agreement can best be described as a breakthrough, now that Biosensor is actively marketing the BIOSENS system in Japan. In Altech we have a strong, independent partner with global presence

BIOSENSOR APPLICATIONS, SWEDEN AND RAPISCAN SECURITY PRODUCTS, USA SIGNS DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT

BIOSENSOR APPLICATIONS, SWEDEN AND RAPISCAN SECURITY PRODUCTS, USA SIGNS DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT Los Angeles and Stockholm, (May 6, 2004) -- Biosensor Applications Sweden AB ("Biosensor") and Rapiscan Security Products ("Rapiscan"), a wholly-owned subsidiary of OSI Systems, Inc., today signed an agreement under which Rapiscan will have exclusive marketing and distribution rights to Biosensor's BIOSENS-D/E drug/explosive detection system in Americas, Europe, Middle East, India, Australia, New Zealand and Korea. "The distribution agreement with Rapiscan is a breakthrough for Biosensor now that

Biosensor Applications and Singapore Technologies sign distribution agreement

Biosensor Applications and Singapore Technologies sign distribution agreement Biosensor Applications Sweden AB and Chartered Electro-Optics Pte Ltd (CEO), a subdivision within the Singapore Technologies Group have signed a distribution agreement under which CEO will market and distribute the BIOSENS-D drug detection system in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau and in the ASEAN countries. "The agreement can best be described as a breakthrough, now that Biosensor is entering its industrialization phase. In CEO we have a strong, independent partner with global presence and we are very proud that

Artificial dog nose detected cocaine in the U.S.

"Artificial dog nose" detected cocaine in the U.S. During tests in the United States, Biosensor Application's narcotics detector, "the artificial dog nose", has been able to detect cocaine in cargo containers. The tests were conducted by the customs authorities in the United States and Canada. The detector identified cocaine in three containers and generated a negative reading for the empty container. - The tests were a great success and will facilitate significantly the continued rollout of the system, says Carl Lundberg, CEO of Biosensor. The American and Canadian customs authorities had

Ecu 2.35 million in EU support to "artificial dog's nose" for mine detection

ECU 2.35 million in EU support to "artificial dog's nose" for mine detection The European Commission supports the "artificial dog's nose" with @ 2.35 million. The mine detector is being developed by Swedish company Biosensor Applications. Out of the total of @ 2.35 million, Biosensor Applications will receive @ 1.4 million, and @ 0.9 million will be disbursed to subcontractors and the organizations that are to test the system. The EU financial support will be disbursed over a period of three years. "We hope and believe that the artificial dog´s nose will revolutionize mine detection work

There are no items matching the current filter
There are no more items matching the current filter
Back to top