Biological Detection System
BIOLOGICAL DETECTION / EARLY WARNING & IDENTIFICATION
Biological Detection System
Biological Detection System is designed to provide early warning, detection and identification of biological threats by continuously monitoring airborne particles and collected environmental samples. The system supports rapid assessment of potential biological hazards through automated and manual detection workflows.
Integrated early warning, controlled sampling, biological-agent identification, automated result recording and command-and-control data transmission.
Early Warning, Sampling and Biological-Agent Identification
The Biological Detection System is developed to detect and identify biological agents at the earliest possible stage by issuing a “potential hazard” warning.
Following the warning, the system enables controlled sample collection and analysis to determine the nature of the biological threat without neutralizing the agent during the identification process.
Biological Threat Monitoring for Military and Civil Defense Environments
The system is deployed in military and civil defense environments where biological threat monitoring is required.
Typical applications include military vehicles, fixed installations, shelters, border security points and critical infrastructure areas exposed to potential biological risks.
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Continuous Monitoring with Potential-Hazard Warning
The system is capable of detecting and issuing warnings for biological particles such as bacteria, viruses, mold and fungi. It operates in both automatic and manual modes and is integrated with an air-sampling measurement device to support continuous monitoring.
After a potential-hazard warning, sampled air is converted into liquid form and transferred directly to a test kit without exterminating the biological agent, allowing subsequent identification.
Biological Detection and Sampling Features
Early Potential-Hazard Warning
The system provides an early “potential hazard” warning to initiate controlled biological sampling and identification workflows.
Automatic & Manual Modes
Detection and sampling workflows support both automatic and manual operating modes according to operational requirements.
Continuous Air Monitoring
Integration with an air-sampling measurement device supports continuous monitoring for biological particles in sampled airflow.
Automatic & Semi-Automatic Sampling
The system includes automatic and semi-automatic instant sample collection and storage units.
Up to 365 Days Operation
The supplied information states that the system is designed to operate continuously for up to 365 days without intermediate replenishment.
Controlled Sample Transfer
Sampled air is converted into liquid form and transferred to a test kit without exterminating the biological agent during identification.
Automatic Rapid Detection for Eight Biological Agents
Rapid Detection Set
- 01
- Anthrax
- 02
- Plague
- 03
- Ricin
Rapid Detection Set
- 04
- Botulinum
- 05
- Enterotoxin Type B
- 06
- Brucella
Rapid Detection Set
- 07
- Tularemia
- 08
- Orthopox
- Capability
- Automatic Rapid Detection
Operational Applications
Protected Manual Sample Collection
In manual sampling mode, samples are collected using buffer solution, cotton and tubes, with personnel operating under protective conditions.
This workflow provides a manual sample-collection path alongside the system’s automated detection and sampling functions.
Sealed Sampling, Measurement and Decontamination Cycle
In automatic sampling mode, the system collects samples from air or liquid, mixes them with buffer solution in a sealed chamber, applies the sample to the test strip and performs the measurement.
After measurement, the system fully decontaminates the test strip and chamber before preparing for the next operating cycle.
Camera-Based Recording with IR and UV Image Processing
After sample collection, test strips are automatically locked for a defined period and the results are recorded using an integrated camera.
Measurement outcomes are processed using image-processing technology with IR and UV illumination. Operator identification and real-time GPS location data are also logged automatically.
Command-and-Control Transmission and Detection Records
The supplied product information does not identify a specific NATO, MIL-STD or civilian certification for this system. It states that detection data can be transmitted to command-and-control infrastructures and used for immediate regional warning dissemination.
The system also logs biological, chemical and radiological test strips and visual detectors, supporting traceability and documentation of detection results across operational environments.
Detection, Identification, Recording and Operational Warning
The Biological Detection System combines continuous monitoring, potential-hazard warning, controlled sample collection and biological-agent identification within a connected detection workflow.
Automated result recording, operator identification, real-time GPS logging, command-and-control data transmission and regional warning dissemination support traceable biological-threat assessment across operational environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
01 What is the primary function of the Biological Detection System?
The system provides early warning, detection and identification of potential biological threats through continuous monitoring, controlled sample collection and analysis.
02 Which biological agents can be automatically detected by the system?
The supplied information identifies automatic rapid detection capability for anthrax, plague, ricin, botulinum, enterotoxin type B, brucella, tularemia and orthopox.
03 How does the system handle sample collection?
The system supports manual sampling with buffer solution, cotton and tubes, as well as automatic sampling from air or liquid using a sealed chamber, buffer solution and test-strip measurement.
04 Does the system neutralize biological agents during identification?
No. The supplied information states that sampled air is converted into liquid form and transferred to a test kit without exterminating the biological agent during the identification process.
05 How are detection results recorded and transmitted?
Results are recorded using an integrated camera and processed with IR- and UV-assisted image processing. Operator ID and real-time GPS data are logged, and detection data can be transmitted to command-and-control infrastructures for regional warning dissemination.
System Data
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