Anyone have a feel for how serious these "anomalies" are?
PATSCAN CMR Development Progress
Among our many efforts, the management and engineering teams are focused on developing and honing the PATSCAN CMR antennae system. During the past 3 months (February-April 2018), our engineers invested significant time and effort fine tuning and managing minute background anomalies found in real-world environments that were not readily identifiable in previous laboratory studies. Our PATSCAN CMR hardware team, led by radar expert Dr. Paul Rice, has instituted an antenna update program, which includes additional testing at our Las Vegas development center.
We are justifiably pleased that our work with the Westgate Las Vegas Casino & Resort has provided in-depth and practical field study results at this key juncture. We have saved significant capital and amassed strategically important data that we would not have otherwise collected as quickly. Given that our product, when released commercially, will play a front-line defensive role in potential life and death situations, there is a fundamental need to ensure the technology works effectively. There is no “second best” or excuse for releasing a product until we are satisfied with its performance. It is also important to bear in mind that the PATSCAN system brings together multiple technologies, some of which have never before been configured for this type of application. While we had hoped to have the product development farther along by now, we are pleased with the advances made to-date and strongly believe our ongoing updates will deliver the performance characteristics required for the system’s intended commercial application. We have assembled an extraordinary team – from research and development to sales and marketing – that is at the top of its game and motivated to defeat the scourge of random shootings and their impact on our global society.
