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Vidisco introduces the Guardian system

By Arie Egozi

Israeli company Vidisco has unveiled the Guardian – an innovative system specifically developed to enable safe detection and neutralization of various types of ammunition in the field. Recently, elite units in the IDF successfully used the system in the north of Israel, to locate and neutralize Russian ammunition found in the field, while maintaining full protection of the forces.

The compact, portable X-Ray system can be deployed and operated even in harsh environments, and all-weather conditions. The Guardian enables the force in the field to manually neutralize the explosive ordnance, without endangering themselves, by doing it in a designated area.

 

Israeli company Vidisco has unveiled revealed the Guardian – an innovative system specifically developed to enable safe detection and neutralization of various types of ammunition in the field. Recently, elite units in the IDF successfully used the system in the north of Israel, to locate and neutralize Russian ammunition found in the field, while maintaining full protection of the forces.
Image: Vidisco.

 

In addition to developing unique filters which enable improved analysis of the ammunition, with an emphasis on the organic substances found within the explosive device itself, Vidisco has developed a new capability for detecting ammunition . This while wearing full protective gear, and capable of continuous operation as there is no need to sanitize the equipment before each use.

With an extremely large 21.5″ screen and anti-glare capability, the Guardian provides clear image quality with no reflection even in direct sunlight, and enables independent operation without needing a direct electrical connection.


“In recent years, there have been many changes in the threat landscape and priorities in the global field of bomb disposal,” says Ohad Milo, CEO of Vidisco. “Conventional threats were overtaken by improvised munitions, dirty bombs, and explosives – mainly due to the rise in activity of various terrorist organizations around the world in general, and the threat of ISIS in particular. Then, more recently, the Russia-Ukraine war changed the landscape again. We are now seeing a return to traditional ammunition with clear characteristics – such as rigid casings with high wall thickness. Therefore, there is a need for technologies capable of penetrating tens of millimeters of steel, but simultaneously able to accurately assess softer technical parts and the presence of chemical substances.”

 

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