Canyon Gold Corp.: DTC's Offender Alert Passive Scan Technology
DTC's Offender Alert Passive Scan is a 'next generation' walk-through detector scanning unit.
The DTC scan-system emits nothing through the subject and is passive.
(Scanner systems currently in the market are effectively an X-RAY in some form)
This is a patented, trademarked product that is a technologically advanced passive scanning system for detecting and identifying concealed threats. The unit can be installed into a door frame with no visual presence, providing covert detection, or can be installed as a standalone unit for portable operation.
The passive scan consists of eight highly developed sensors that read the constantly changing variations in the earth's magnetic field. These same sensors have applications in places such as along the San Andrea's fault line, where they measure changes in the earth's magnetic fields to anticipate earthquake activity.
The system is a frame that can be installed in a doorway, and can be installed covertly, or can operate as a free standing unit for portable use. Because the earth's magnetic field is never static, the system constantly self-adjusts. When a subject passes through the "curtain" with something of a metallic nature an invisible wave of variation is generated where the signal has the greatest strength. The program provides a visual indication of where the item is located on the subject as well as an approximation of the size of the item.
With the use of electromagnets, the system emits nothing through the subject and is passive; it simply reads the ambient environment and the variations that occur as a person passes between two specific points. Contrary to existing scanning and detection technology, the system emits no energy. The DTC system is able to detect objects such as cell phones, knives, and firearms including covert handguns.
Scanner systems currently in the market are effectively an X-RAY in some form; existing scanning technology emits a signal from one side of a scanning unit, through the subject, to the other side of the unit.
The Offender Alert technology does not relay on x-rays, and is competitively priced at less than half the cost of similar units now in use in the marketplace.
The Company anticipates the first installation of its 'Offender Alert Passive Scan' in Q1-2016.
CanyonGold's newly appointed Director and Advisor, Mr. Thorwald will be of great assistance to DTC, bringing an extensive background and expertise in government, technology, and personal and physical security. He has also been extensively involved in planning federal programs to enhance security through the use of technology.
He has served a Special Assistant and Acting National Security Advisor to U.S. Attorneys General, as senior advisor to the Attorney General's Task Force on Family Violence and Protecting Our Children, and as Director of Public Affairs for the President's Task Force on Victims of Crime. He has also served as an advisor to the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense and as Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary and Executive Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights of the U.S. Department of Education.
"We are encouraged that Frank will add serious insight and value in his depth of government procurement understanding and knowledge. His particular unique expertise in national security planning and in protecting children will be of special importance in introducing the advanced Defender Alert technology," said Stephen M. Studdert, Canyon Gold President
THE COMPANY'S SUBSIDIARIES:
DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION, LLC: http://www.defensetechnologycorporation.com
DTC was formed in 2007 to bring products to market in the areas of personal and collateral protection. DTC will succeed in the markets of personal and collateral protection by creating technology that is unique in design and operation. The company currently has two products in development that will have the potential to change the face of their respective industries.
DTC's markets for the lead product are the 105,000 U.S. public & private schools, colleges and universities. The core customer base is government, specifically federal, state, and regional, together with international replication and future commercial applications.
Long Canyon Gold Resources Corp. 'LCGRC' owns 30 mineral lease claims and has the opportunity to acquire additional claims in the mineral-rich Spruce Ridge area as well as in the similarly mineralized Pequop Mountains of the Long Canyon Trend Area of Nevada. These sections are adjacent to the original discovery acquire by Newmont Mining for 2.3 Billion Dollars and also the site of the planned first open pit mine in the area.
LCGRC continues to seek funding for its phase two development programs on its substantial Gold claims in Elko County Nevada. As gold market valuations improve in the future the Company will proceed with its planned deposit exploration.
On behalf of the Board of Directors,
Stephen M. Studdert
President & CEO
Company Contact:
Canyon Gold Corp.
Stephen Studdert, President
1 800 520-9485
Email: cgcc@canyongoldexploration.com
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