Sentence examples for detection product from inspiring English sources

AirPatrol's WiVision Enterprise cell phone detection product detects and locates all cell phone devices on any cellular band worldwide to enforce no-wireless zones in areas where mobile phone usage puts business, data or people at risk.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 SnO2-based gas sensor for CO detection, product model: MQ-9.

Diaz's company, Columbia, Md.-based AirPatrol, is expected to announce Wednesday a new portable intrusion detection product called the "Rapid Deployment Sensor," or RDS.

Skymind builds an open source deep learning engine for enterprise Hadoop users, providing AI-driven solutions for things like fraud detection, product recommendations, and facial recognition.

"AirPatrol's cell phone detection product turns the tables on criminals and would-be criminals by providing a highly reliable and sophisticated solution for detecting, and more importantly, locating the devices they rely on to perpetrate their crimes".

Bottlenose co-founder and CEO Nova Spivack told me that with the latest version of its Nerve Center (Bottlenose's trend detection product for large enterprises), the company is "giving brands and marketers a virtual analyst in the cloud".

FireEye has aggressively marketed its security research and breach detection products since it went public last year.

"Direct sales of research products, including our line of labeling and detection products for the genomics market, are increasing, and the sequential performance is improving," he said in a statement.

"If this can happen to Microsoft, this could happen to anybody," said Sandra K. England, president of PGP Security, a business unit of Network Associates, which sells encryption and intrusion detection products.

the company bought Advanced Chemistry and Technology, a maker of aerospace sealants; assets from Zargis Medical, a medical software maker; and Hybrivet Systems, which makes lead detection products.

The business, while on the cusp of accelerating its commercial strategy, has found itself on the wrong side of delays to the commencement of UK and US government contracts, weakness in the Japanese market for nuclear detection products, delays in setting up its distribution channels in nuclear radiation and delays in other commercial contracts.