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Based on in-house developments and finalized with on-going projects, Bertin Instruments is proud to announce the release of Second Sight MS for military vehicles, a version dedicated to CBRN reconnaissance vehicles. The standoff chemical detector Second Sight MS fully complies with the military standard in terms of vibrations, shocks, EMC and IP. In terms of […]

In October 2016, Bertin Systems and Instrumentation is conducting a new campaign of laboratory calibration for the Second Sight MS gas database. This database has been enriched with new gas types such as chemical warfare agents and toxic industrial compounds. In the event of gas threat detection, it allows the Second Sight MS to provide […]

Officially launched during Eurosatory 2016, FusionSight is a lightweight Night & Day Vision Enhancer combining two viewing modes, based on color low light and thermal cameras, to use separately or in smart fusion. This digital night vision device gives users better ground knowledge and makes long-term surveillance tasks easier. After a successful test of product […]

Bertin Instruments will attend the 2017 National Radiological Emergency Preparedness Conference in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA from 10 to 13 April. Come and meet us at booth #13 to discover our complete range of environmental radiation monitoring systems, including: autonomous measuring probes, to measure, record and transmit the environmental gamma radiation dose rate, such as GammaTRACER & […]

The Bertin Instruments team will showcase the Coriolis air monitoring equipment at Contaminexpo, the leading event in contamination control and clean rooms. Our booth #C21 will be located in Hall 6 of the Paris Exhibition Centre, Porte de Versailles, from 28 to 30 March. This professional exhibition associated with a scientific congress brings together more […]

FusionSight team is very pleased to announce that a new software version has been released. Nine months after its official launch at EuroSatory, FusionSight, Night & Day Vision Enhancer, has been demonstrated and experienced by several military and homeland security forces worldwide. With the aim of proposing an even more ergonomic and intuitive device to […]

Worldwide obesity is a growing health problem, linked with an increased risk of associated chronic disease. Today, the World Health Organization is even speaking “about – globesity – and if immediate action is not taken, millions will suffer from an array of serious health disorders”. As the general public and international authorities slowly start to […]

In 2016, the WHO (World Health Organization) declared that “More than 80% of people living in urban areas that monitor air pollution are exposed to air quality levels that exceed the WHO limits”. Several sources of air pollutant: from PM to bacteria In cities, the population is exposed to several pollution sources such as Primary […]

A new directive to safeguard people against the effects of radiation, including radon, has been introduced by the European Union. The Basic Safety Standards (BSS 2013/59/EURATOM) were published in the official Journal of the European Union in January 2014. This new update is a response to European Union recommendations published, for the first time, in […]

With more than several thousand publications in under two years, CRISPR-Cas9 revolutionized the science world and more particularly cellular and molecular biology. CRISPR-Cas9 technology allows genetic editing through mutation. For example, this leads to the generation of Knock-In or Knock-Out mice for animal studies [1]. Introducing mutation requires some controls to check the validity and […]