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SENSE Holdings Acquires Exclusive License and Patents for Explosives and Chemical Detection; SENSE Holdings and Oak Ridge National Laboratory to Develop Handheld Detector Using MEMS Technology


FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Aug 15, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- SENSE Holdings, Inc. (SENSE): (OTCBB:SEHO), a leading provider of biometrically secured identification systems and Homeland Security Solutions announced today that the company has signed a long term patent and license agreement with Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). The new expanded patent and license agreement affords SENSE Holdings Worldwide exclusive rights to sales, manufacturing and distribution rights using Intellectual property acquired from ORNL for the detection of Explosives and chemical warfare agents. The granted rights include the detection of all explosives, narcotics, and chemically based ethers. SENSE has also acquired the option to develop a security solution for the Biological warfare field of use. The Biological field might include solutions for Anthrax, Ricin, Botulinum and others. These additional licenses and patents compliment the existing Intellectual property that SENSE previously acquired in 2001 through the acquisition of Micro Sensor Technologies, Inc. SENSE is currently in the development of a handheld explosives detector utilizing the core technology developed at ORNL. SENSE Holdings intends to fund Oak Ridge for the testing and core development of the device, and SENSE will manufacture the handheld detector for worldwide distribution as permitted under its newly acquired patent and license agreement. SENSE Holdings has filed for additional patents relating to the technology and plans to market these security solutions to Governments, Airports, and Law enforcement agencies, along with private industry worldwide.
" We are very excited to have SENSE Holdings as a commercialization partner for our MEMS technology," stated Alex Fischer, ORNL`s Director of Technology Transfer and Economic Development. " The application areas on which they are focusing the technology will not only provide a financial return but will also address issues of national and international importance, such as explosives detection."

Oak Ridge National Laboratory is operated by UT-Battelle under contract to the United States Dept of Energy.

" These newly acquired exclusive licenses and patents will help support SENSE in its quest to become a serious entity in the Homeland Defense Market. We feel the core technology developed at ORNL will allow for the creation of a revolutionary product that will not only be extremely accurate, but affordable to help combat worldwide terrorism," stated Dore Perler, CEO of SENSE Holdings, Inc. The recent advancements presented to us at Oak Ridge shows that ORNL as well as the United States government, are dedicated to combating the continuing terrorist threat throughout the world.

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Sense’s Exclusive Explosives Sensor Technology

Brief Technology Introduction.

This new explosives sensor technology is based on Micro Electro-Mechanical Sensors (MEMS). These microstructures are fabricated in a very similar fashion to mass produced electronic integrated circuits. MEMS can be designed as sensors for a wide diversity of physical, chemical and biological applications. At the present time, these microstructures are commercially manufactured for a number of applications, ranging from atomic force microscopes (AFM) to deceleration sensors for automotive airbag deployment systems (SRS). MEMS based chemical sensors are fabricated in the form of extremely sensitive microcantilever structures.

Microcantilever sensors operate by detecting changes in resonance response or deflection caused by mass loading, surface stress variation or changes in damping conditions. Specifically, microcantilevers designed as explosives sensors are coated on one side with a chemical substance designed to absorb specific explosive molecules. An absorbed molecule induces the respective microcantilever to immediately undergo changes in deflection or resonance response. Induced changes in individual microcantilevers can then be detected and measured in real-time by a suitable microprocessor based system.

The fundamental advantages of this new hand-held explosive detection technology are very low cost, extremely high sensitivity and real-time operation. A proof-of-principle prototype is currently operating at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Several US Government Agencies have invested approximately ten million dollars in the development of MEMS based sensor technology.

The Exclusive US Patents.

Sense has acquired eight exclusive Patent Licenses based on MEMS technology. These eight Patent Licenses are exclusive for chemical sensing for all security applications and were acquired on a royalty-based structure and other considerations, from UT-Battelle, LLC which manages Oak Ridge National Laboratory for the United States Department of Energy. These eight US Patent Licenses are:

• Microbar Sensor. US Patent #5,445,008.
• Microcantilever Sensor. US Patent #5,719,324.
• Microcantilever Detector for Explosives. US Patent #5,918,263.
• Method and Apparatus for Self-Calibration of Capacitive Sensors, US Patent #6,545.495.
• A Capacitive Readout Multi-Element Sensor Array with Common-Mode Cancellation. US Patent #6,167,748.
• Three other US Patents have been applied for by ORNL and are currently pending.

In addition to the above Patents, Sense is in the process of applying for three additional and very significant US Patents. These Patent Applications are related to the real-world implementation of this new technology. These additional patents will significantly enhance the market strength of Sense’s proprietary technology.
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The Technology Development Program.

During the past two years, scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have made remarkable progress towards the realization of a lifelong dream. This scientific dream has been the rapid and accurate detection and identification of chemical substances utilizing sensor chips very similar to mass-produced electronic integrated circuits. These new chips are called Micro Electromechanical Sensors (MEMS).

Last year, ORNL won the very prestigious R&D100 Product of the Year Award for a handheld explosives detector using MEMS technology. Due to these very significant scientific advances, Sense Holdings, Inc. (Sense) and ORNL have jointly decided to undertake a final effort towards the development of a commercial explosives sensor chip with unique high performance capabilities. Towards this end, Sense has entered into a technology development agreement with ORNL. Under this agreement, Sense will provide ORNL with the required funding levels necessary to complete the development of this explosives sensor chip within the next 18 to 24 months.

Initially, this MEMS sensor chip will be capable of quickly and accurately detecting most explosives used by terrorists. Additionally, system modularity will greatly facilitate upgrading fielded systems as new detection capabilities are continuously expanded.



The Product Development Program.

ense has also begun an intensive internal effort to develop a high performance hand-held explosives detector system utilizing this sensor chip. Immediately thereafter, Sense intends to apply to the pertinent regulatory agencies for the required approvals. Manufacturing and marketing operations for this product are tentatively scheduled to begin during the second half of 2007.

In the first quarter of 2007, Sense also plans to begin an internal effort to develop a very comprehensive and sophisticated cargo container security monitoring system for which Sense is in the process of applying for a US Patent. This effort will draw on the experience gained during the previous development effort.

The fundamental architectural criteria will be primarily focused around system modularity and field-upgrade capabilities, both designed to extend the technical longevity of fielded systems. These two fundamental capabilities protect the initial acquisition investment and thus provide an additional level of buyer comfort.
The Potential Customers.

The advent of a low cost, high-performance hand-held explosives detector, opens a whole spectrum of marketing possibilities. Some of the more obvious clients are national security agencies, customs, law enforcement agencies, fire departments, armed forces, private security firms and humanitarian organizations. The following is a partial list of the more obvious facilities, where such a product would have a very significant beneficial impact on existing security levels:

Transportation Infrastructure:

Airport facilities, subway stations, railroad stations, passenger bus terminals, maritime ports and marinas, cruise ships and ferries, commercial cargo and mail transportation companies, car and truck rental facilities (Inspections on vehicle return).

Communications Infrastructure:

Telephone switching centers, television and radio facilities, microwave and satellite communications centers, main Internet service providers, emergency call centers (911) and emergency alarm monitoring centers.

Energy Infrastructure:

Conventional and nuclear power stations, fuel storage depots and pipeline pump stations.

Government Facilities:

Customs and border control checkpoints, diplomatic facilities and permanent international trade missions, courts of law, post offices and other government facilities.

Social Services:

Universities, schools, hospitals, landmarks, monuments, libraries and museums.

Commercial Enterprises:

Public buildings, trade shows, art shows, expositions, concerts, sporting events, industrial facilities, commercial facilities and public storage facilities.


Humanitarian Institutions:

Landmine removal and unexploded ordnance removal.



Product Distribution and Training.

Sense plans to create a national and international distribution networks consisting of reputable and well-established representatives and distributors of brand-name security products. These organizations will also be responsible for extensive operator training and responsive technical field support.

Several months prior to the commencement of manufacturing operations, Sense plans to establish a technical training facility in South Florida. This facility will ensure the appropriate level of technical expertise expected of all the personnel involved in sales, security management, security screening and field support.



The US National Market.

Actual security market projections are very difficult to ascertain, especially in the present security conscious environment. Conservatively, Sense believes that for a high performance, hand-held explosives detector with a price of under $2,000 there is an initial market of 1000 test units for the first year, followed by 10,000 units for the second year and 30,000 units for the third year.

Presently, there does not seem to be on the horizon, any other explosives detector technology with a price/performance ratio comparable to that of MEMS. Therefore, Sense believes that it can quickly achieve a dominant market position as a manufacturer of high performance explosives detectors.

Sense’s marketing strategy includes the generation of recurring revenues from the sales of new and refurbished replacement sensor cartridges, sensor cartridge upgrades, maintenance contracts, software update programs and technical training.


The International Markets.

Sense believes that the export market represents a market potential as large as that of the US. To satisfy this export market, Sense plans to create a distribution network consisting of reputable and well-established representatives and distributors of brand-name security products. These organizations will also be responsible for extensive operator training and responsive technical field support. Sense will sequentially address the US market, followed by the European, the Middle Eastern and Latin American markets.


Product Development and Manufacturing Capabilities.
Sense has brought together a very strong professional product development team consisting of project managers, electronic hardware engineers, software engineers, mechanical engineers, industrial engineers and technical writers. Sense has also created a Scientific Advisory Board that directs and oversees all of the Company’s research and development activities. In addition, if needs arise, Sense also has access to significant professional resources from local universities and engineering subcontractors.


Presently, Sense prefers to concentrate all of its resources on product development, marketing and technical field support. Therefore, highly qualified and experienced local contract manufacturers will perform most product manufacturing.

Sense has all of the required resources necessary to fully cooperate in all respects with ORNL in the development of this technology. Furthermore, Sense also has all of the required resources necessary to develop, manufacture and market all applications of this technology.

Sense intends to establish itself as a broadly recognized manufacturer of superbly crafted instruments designed for rugged real-world field applications. Towards this end, rigid emphasis will be placed on engineering excellence, strict quality control and professionally responsive field support.


The Competition.

A number of companies are manufacturing and marketing hand-held explosives detectors. These products operate under various scientific principles completely unrelated to Sense’s proprietary MEMS technology. All of these competing detectors are much larger, heavier and significantly costlier than Sense’s MEMS detector. Sense believes that its proprietary detector technology is significantly superior to all other existing technologies.



Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Oak Ride National Laboratory (ORNL) is the US Department of Energy’s largest science and energy laboratory. Managed since April 2000 by a partnership of the University of Tennessee and Battelle. ORNL was established in 1943 as a part of the secret Manhattan Project to pioneer a method for producing and separating plutonium.

During the 1950’s and 1960’s, ORNL was an international center for the study of nuclear energy and related research in the physical and life sciences. The creation of the US Department of Energy in the 1970’s, led to an expansion of ORNL’s research program into areas of energy production, transmission and conservation. By the turn of the century, the laboratory supported the nation with a peacetime mission that was just as important, but very different from the days of the Manhattan Project.

ORNL has a staff of more than 3,800 and approximately 3,000 guest researchers who spend two weeks or longer each year at Oak Ridge. ORNL funding for FY2005 exceeds $1 billion. UT-Batelle has provided more than $6 million in support of math and science education, economic development and other projects in the greater Oak Ridge region.

ORNL is an international leader in a range of scientific areas that support the Department of Energy’s mission in the Office of Science. The laboratory’s six major scientific competencies include neutron science, energy, high performance computing, complex biological systems, advanced materials and national security.
(Reprinted with permission from UT-Battelle, LLC)

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viel stoff,aber sehr interessant.
die aktie verlangt sehr viel geduld und sollte als langfristinvestition gesehen werden.
biometrie mit augeniris und den genetischen fingerabdruck wird immer mehr ins rampenlicht rücken