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Rigaku makes handheld Raman analysers that identify chemical threats and explosives. CBRNE-relevant work is a notable product line according to its website.
Roboteam is an Israeli maker of tactical unmanned ground vehicles for defence and public safety. Its lightweight MTGR is aimed at EOD and IED response, and its heavy PROBOT lists CBRNE and EOD route-clearing assistance among its tasks.
Smiths Detection makes threat detection and security screening equipment for chemical, radiological and explosives threats. CBRNE-relevant work is a notable product line according to its website.
Teledyne FLIR's defence detection business makes CBRNE threat detectors, including GC-MS chemical identifiers, explosive trace detectors, radionuclide identification devices and biological detection kit, plus unmanned ground robots used for bomb disposal and CBRN/hazmat work. It also builds integrated sensor suites for CBRN reconnaissance vehicles and the other platforms.
Telerob makes EOD robots. CBRNE-relevant work is a notable product line according to its website. It is headquartered in Ostfildern, Germany.
Arup's resilience, security and risk practice offers blast modelling, façade and structural design and hostile-vehicle mitigation advice.
Astrophysics makes X-ray security scanning systems for baggage, cargo and freight screening.
Bruker's detection business makes explosive trace detectors (DE-tector, DE-tector flex, RoadRunner) that appear on the ECAC list of evaluated trace-detection equipment. These are a small part of a large scientific instruments group.
CEIA makes metal detectors and security screening equipment including for explosives. CBRNE-relevant work is a minor part of its offering according to its website. It is headquartered in Arezzo, Italy.
Gilardoni, an Italian company, makes X-ray security screening systems for baggage and cargo.
Leonardo's counter-IED offer is electronic countermeasures that detect and jam remote-detonation signals; a UK-led team won a £41M contract in 2022 to digitally protect bomb disposal troops. This is a small part of a very large aerospace and defence group.
QinetiQ's TALON family of tactical robots, including the TALON VI and MK2 MTRS variants, is used to detect, identify and dispose of IEDs, mines and unexploded ordnance. Robotics is one part of a broad UK defence technology group.
Thornton Tomasetti is an engineering consultancy whose protective design practice offers blast analysis, façade hardening, hostile-vehicle mitigation, disproportionate-collapse prevention and threat-vulnerability-risk assessments, with US and UK government experience.