Laser Detect Systems
LDS is a world-leading developer of stand-off laser-based trace detection technology, based on advanced laser spectrometry. Their mission is to become one of the top three companies providing remote, automatic, real-time detection systems for explosives, narcotics, chemicals, and biological substances. Established in 2004, LDS offers innovative detection solutions for homeland security, law enforcement, military, and environmental safety, enabling stand-off, real-time sensing and trace detection of various hazardous materials without sampling.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Laser Detect Systems
28 West Grand Ave. Suite 3, Montvale, NJ 07645 USA
Products
G-SCAN
Handheld Raman spectroscopy detector for rapid identification of explosives, precursors and narcotics in liquids, powders and bulk materials.
I-SCAN
Handheld ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) detector providing swab-based and vapor sniffing modes for trace detection of explosives and narcotics; uses a non-radioactive ionization source.
D-SCAN
Handheld drug detection kit combining Raman spectroscopy and colorimetric reagent analysis for rapid identification of liquids, powders and bulk drugs in the field.
T-SCAN
Trace detection kit using wet-chemistry reagents for immediate, color-change based identification of explosive residues and trace materials; engineered for extreme temperature operation.
B-SCAN
Scanner station for high-sensitivity analysis of liquids and powders contained in bottles or transparent containers to detect hazardous substances including liquid explosives.
R-SCAN
Remote stand-off laser scanner designed for detection of explosives and narcotics at standoff ranges; capable of bulk and trace detection on varied backgrounds and mountable on robotic or vehicle platforms.
G-SCAN
Handheld Raman spectroscopy detector for rapid identification of explosives, precursors and narcotics in liquids, powders and bulk materials.
I-SCAN
Handheld ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) detector providing swab-based and vapor sniffing modes for trace detection of explosives and narcotics; uses a non-radioactive ionization source.
D-SCAN
Handheld drug detection kit combining Raman spectroscopy and colorimetric reagent analysis for rapid identification of liquids, powders and bulk drugs in the field.
T-SCAN
Trace detection kit using wet-chemistry reagents for immediate, color-change based identification of explosive residues and trace materials; engineered for extreme temperature operation.
B-SCAN
Scanner station for high-sensitivity analysis of liquids and powders contained in bottles or transparent containers to detect hazardous substances including liquid explosives.
R-SCAN
Remote stand-off laser scanner designed for detection of explosives and narcotics at standoff ranges; capable of bulk and trace detection on varied backgrounds and mountable on robotic or vehicle platforms.
Services
Integration of detection sensors into multi-sensor systems and mechanical/electrical mounting on robots, vehicles, or UAVs to enable remote and standoff operations.
Conducting field tests and operational validation of detection systems to assess probability of detection, false alarm rates, and operational readiness.
Integration of detection sensors into multi-sensor systems and mechanical/electrical mounting on robots, vehicles, or UAVs to enable remote and standoff operations.
Conducting field tests and operational validation of detection systems to assess probability of detection, false alarm rates, and operational readiness.
Expertise Areas
- Remote standoff detection
- Explosives and narcotics detection
- Spectroscopic analysis and identification
- Field-deployable sensing systems
Key Technologies
- Laser spectrometry
- Raman spectroscopy
- Laser-induced spectroscopy
- Ion mobility spectrometry (IMS)
News & Updates
LDS Booth at the Milipol 2019 exhibition in Paris, November 2019.
LDS introduces a fully integrated detection solution using multiple technologies including laser detection, dual Ion Mobility Spectroscopy (IMS), and chemical detection, operating in real-time for higher detection probability and lower false positives.
LDS Booth at the Milipol 2019 exhibition in Paris, November 2019.
LDS introduces a fully integrated detection solution using multiple technologies including laser detection, dual Ion Mobility Spectroscopy (IMS), and chemical detection, operating in real-time for higher detection probability and lower false positives.