Symetrica specializes in the detection and identification of radioisotopes for Security Applications. We work with prime contractors and government agencies to design, develop, test and deploy detection equipment for use by law enforcement personnel, customs officers, the emergency services, military personnel and first responders.

Symetrica systems deliver un-rivalled performance through the use of patented, proprietary detection technology. Discovery Technology® isotope detection and identification technology is included in systems designed for Homeland Security and marketed worldwide. Discovery Technology® in the RadSeeker handheld isotope identification system has passed extensive U.S government testing and has been procured for deployment.

Following this success Symetrica has launched a Radiation Portal Monitor (RPM) range designed to improve cargo screening efficiency. The Discovery RPM is designed for Primary Screening Applications and classifies Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material in containerized cargo. The Deep Discovery™ RPM provides advanced isotope identification capabilities for primary and secondary screening applications. These RPMs, entered into the Illicit Trafficking Radiation Assessment Program (ITRAP+10), can deliver vast operational savings through nuisance alarm reduction and improved isotope identification accuracy.

Our RPM range takes advantage of our; scalable range of Helium-3 free neutron detection system, new spectroscopic-PVT detection systems, advanced crystal spectrometers and a full set of detection and identification algorithms. These unique detection systems provide new capabilities across multiple applications in cargo and airport security screening, mass transit and event management.

Maynard, Massachusetts - August 20, 2012 - Symetrica Incorporated today announced it has joined the Border Security Technology Consortium sponsored by SCRA. Symetrica is a provider of radiological and nuclear detection devices for homeland security applications and works with Department of Homeland Security Customs And Border Protection, US Coast Guard and other agencies to monitor, detect and identify potential threats to the U.S. from illicit trafficking of rad/nuc materials. The Consortium has a broad and diverse membership of large and small companies, not-for-profit organizations and academic research institutions with a particular emphasis on innovative border security technologies.       Read more.