Sensobright Industries LLC

Fiber SenSys manufactures fiber-optic intrusion detection solutions for a wide variety of markets, including military bases, airports, oil refineries, electrical substations, nuclear power plants, water purification, corporate headquarters and manufacturing facilities. These solutions have undergone rigorous testing by Sandia National Laboratories and the United States Air Force. Electromagnetic and radio interference, traffic, lightning and other common sources of nuisance alarms do not affect these systems. Installation is straightforward, using only simple hand tools, and the sensor systems require minimal maintenance. In addition to keeping intruders out, Fiber SenSys intrusion detection systems can be used to protect information. The SecurLAN system protects data flowing between computers through conduits and cabling, stopping potential security breaches. Fiber SenSys is a subsidiary of CompuDyne Corporation. Founded in 1952, CompuDyne is a leading provider of products and services to the public security market.

Kairos Sensors LLC is a pioneering company based in Adair Village, OR, dedicated to revolutionizing medical imaging with their ultra-sensitive X-ray sensors. Their proprietary technology enables superior diagnostic accuracy in mammography, allowing for the differentiation of unhealthy tissue from healthy tissue. By providing vastly improved images, Kairos Sensors aims to enhance patient outcomes and reduce the need for costly secondary screenings, ultimately improving the quality of healthcare. With a focus on innovation, Kairos Sensors is developing their APeX sensors, which utilize perovskite-based materials to significantly increase the signal-to-noise ratio compared to current mammography imaging. This breakthrough technology enables the detection of subtle differences in tissue density, resulting in higher contrast resolution and more accurate analysis of potential unhealthy tissue. By offering an affordable annual subscription model, Kairos Sensors ensures that clinicians have access to the latest technology, overcoming the limitations of expensive and outdated equipment, particularly in rural areas where access to advanced medical technology is limited.Generated from the website