Philadelphia, March 06, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE -- View Systems, Inc. (www.viewsystems.com) (OTCQB: VSYM), is a fully reporting diversified company with state-of-the-art security products sanctioned by United States Department of Homeland Security.
View Systems is focused on delivering new multi-modal comprehensive detection technologies for the government and private sector. Their View Scan weapons detection systems are installed in the largest school districts across the country, police stations, detention centers, as well as federal agencies in Washington, D.C. Most View Scans are still in operation for over 10 years effectively keeping our students and the community as a whole much safer. They are actively working on enhancing their products to address the increased need for security in today’s evolving threat environment.
View Systems is proud to announce their planned integration of a “sniffer” explosives detection technology that they anticipate will increase the demand for their products. It will be a direct non-contact detection of TNT vapor and less volatile explosives, including RDX and HMX, as well as Nitroglycerin, Ethylene glycol dinitrate (EGDN), Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PENT) and its compounds, Semtex, Cyclotriacetone Tripperoxide, Ammonium Nitrate, and Dynamite.
Now more than ever, schools, private business, and government buildings alike have to be prepared for both conventional and non-conventional threats. Today’s walk through weapons detector does not identify individuals with chemical weapons. Since most View Scans installations are over 10 years old, the Company has been gearing up to roll out a new line of products with enhanced offerings to satisfy today’s more sophisticated security needs.
The new and improved ViewScan II will be the “Swiss Army Knife” of walk through detectors incorporating a multiple of sensing devices. The Company has been readying their patent for a superior product to be filed in 2019. Security professionals familiar with the development call it the “disruptive technology” of walk through detectors.
The Secure Scan Weapons Detection System uses benign technology that is completely safe for every person. To see a demonstration, please visit, www.viewsystems.com/vs.
To read a Market Survey Report issued by the U.S Department of Homeland Security comparing 20 walk through Weapons Detection Systems, including View Scan, go to www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/WTMD-MSR_0614-508.pdf.
Company anticipates increased value from the selling of Medical Therapeutics to Ultimate Sports Inc. (OTC:USPS) View Systems has spun out its Medical Therapeutics division into Ultimate Sports, Inc. (OTC: USPS) to better focus on the growth potential of its core security business. Ultimate Sports has been acquiring more medical clinics to cater to the increasing baby boomer population that wishes to remain sexually active well into their 50’s thru 80’s. Ultimate Sports is finalizing their audits to become a fully reporting company. USPS will make more acquisitions of revenue producing clinics.
View Systems shareholders will participate in the anticipated rise in value of USPS shares.
About View Systems Inc.
View System’s products are currently installed in the United States in schools, correctional facilities, law enforcement facilities, and a variety of federal agencies and have been or are being used by the SEC, IRS and Secret Service.
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