US Nuclear’s Drones Detect Radiological, Chemical, Biological Hazards as Well as War Gases, Drugs, and Explosives
US Nuclear (OTC-QB: UCLE) specializes in advanced drone detection systems that identify hazardous substances including radiation, chemical, and biological agents. Their DroneRAD technology employs miniature mass spectrometers, detecting nerve agents, explosives, and various toxic chemicals with high sensitivity. These drones are crucial for urban surveillance and monitoring post-accident fallout. Equipped with GPS, the drones provide real-time data displayed on color-coded maps, highlighting the company's strong position in public safety and environmental monitoring.
- Leader in integrated drone detection technology.
- High sensitivity in detecting chemicals, including nerve agents and explosive materials.
- Real-time data integration for public safety applications.
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LOS ANGELES, CA, April 19, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire – US Nuclear (OTC-QB: UCLE) is the only maker of comprehensive integrated drone detection platforms flying sensors to measure all classes of hazardous radiation, chemical, and biological toxins. US Nuclear’s drones are desperately needed in every major city and country worldwide to provide early warning surveillance, allow interdiction at the border, and to safely monitor post-accident fallout. Using novel miniature mass spectrometer sensors, US Nuclear’s drones can automatically detect a very broad range of chemicals, including the very difficult to detect nerve agents war gases and drugs which typically require laboratory analysis or manually taking samples for testing.
US Nuclear’s DroneRAD can detect a large range of chemicals including:
War Gases: Chemical warfare agents
Toxic Industrial Chemicals
Nerve Gases and Poisons: Novichock, sarin, sulfur mustard, VX, cyanide
Irritants: Pepper spray, mace capsicum, tear gas
Explosives: Explosives and LEL explosive level
Drugs: Fentanyls
Dangerous Chemicals: Chlorine, ammonia, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, formic acid, phosphorus and many more
In most cases, US Nuclear’s drone can detect the agent itself as well as the precursor chemicals that were used to create the hazardous chemicals. The miniature mass-spec sensors detect compounds at trace levels with a high level of sensitivity.
DroneRAD can also sample the air for:
Disease Causing Microbes: Viruses, bacteria, and fungi
Of course, US Nuclear’s signature drones also measure:
Radioactive Materials on the ground and dispersed in the air, that emit alpha, beta, gamma, neutron, positron, and x-ray radiation
US Nuclear’s drones integrate the real-time measurement data with GPS and overlay it all on a color-coded map of the flight area. US Nuclear’s deep knowledge and wide mesh of contacts and partners in the drone industry allow them to select and customize the best drone and specific accessories to meet every user’s needs.
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CONTACT:
US Nuclear Corp. (OTC-QB: UCLE)
Robert I. Goldstein, President, CEO, and Chairman
Rachel Boulds, Chief Financial Officer
(818) 883 7043
Email: info@usnuclearcorp.com
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