3 March, 2021

Article in Novus Light Technologies Today

In the latest article in Novus Light Technologies Today, they describe how The T-SENSE is a non x-ray based system used to scan for dangerous contents in mail.
Its keeping us safe!

Read more how it works in the article in Novus Light Newsletter. https://lnkd.in/eMM6v8v

Article Written by Anne Fischer, Editorial Director, Novus Light Technologies Today

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