HADERA, Israel, April 13, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Malers Automation and Control Ltd. ("Malers") (Pink Sheets:GXXL), today announced that the Company successfully completed second stage trials of its newly developed homeland security product.
Uncovering underground terrorist activity has evaded homeland security experts, leaving their discovery to be more fortuitous than systematic. Malers new sensor system represents a breakthrough in identifying both underground movement and tunnels. Initial tests were run at 15 feet only two weeks ago and now the Company has successfully completed tests at almost 40 feet.
"It is very unusual to conduct such successful back-to-back testing," says Malers' CEO, Ronen Luzon. "This represents outstanding progress and we look forward to the next round of tests at 80 feet being equally successful. The feedback we have received from the market has been outstanding, leading us to understand that this new sensor system can be a banner product for Malers."
About Malers
Malers Automation and Control Ltd. is an Israeli systems company that develops, manufactures, sells and maintains automation and control systems for industrial applications. The Company produces turn-key systems that replace labor intensive, error prone and costly manual production and monitoring functions. Since the Company's inception in 1996, Malers' custom designed systems have been installed in major industrial applications worldwide. Their systems offer centralized and remote control of complex manufacturing processes, and data collection and analysis systems.
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