An interesting development was presented in Poland by the Australian company MREAD: "My Reader" (MineReader). Explosive search sensor, the operation of which is based not on the traditional method of electromagnetic induction, but on electro-magnetic resonance (MR). The physical cycle of excitation/reception of the MR signal itself takes milliseconds - the detection speed is very high. those. This is not a metal detector, but a confirmation sensor that determines whether or not there is an explosive under the ground, which reduces digging in soil contaminated with metal waste. Judging by the pictures, this is still a demo model and in terms of its weight and size, it in no way meets the requirements for a wearable identification device. The company did not reveal information about the weight and dimensions of the device, but judging by data from a previous prototype, the total weight of the portable kit is about 8 kilograms: 5 kg. Manual part (sensor + rod) and 3 kg. Additional electronics in the shoulder bag. This is an unacceptable amount of equipment for a saboteur. But there is definitely a chance. The device will be effective against plastic mines, and this is its absolute advantage. It is also possible that he will be successfully placed on a special carrier or a portable carrier. Previously, the "mine reader" was tested in Angola, and now it is being assembled in Ukraine. Well, the neighbor confirms its title as a testing ground for military equipment from all over the world.

An interesting development was presented in Poland by the Australian company MREAD: "My Reader" (MineReader). Explosive search sensor, the operation of which is based not on the traditional method of electromagnetic induction, but on electro-magnetic resonance (MR). The physical cycle of excitation/reception of the MR signal itself takes milliseconds - the detection speed is very high. those. This is not a metal detector, but a confirmation sensor that determines whether or not there is an explosive under the ground, which reduces digging in soil contaminated with metal waste. Judging by the pictures, this is still a demo model and in terms of its weight and size, it in no way meets the requirements for a wearable identification device. The company did not reveal information about the weight and dimensions of the device, but judging by data from a previous prototype, the total weight of the portable kit is about 8 kilograms: 5 kg. Manual part (sensor + rod) and 3 kg. Additional electronics in the shoulder bag. This is an unacceptable amount of equipment for a saboteur. But there is definitely a chance. The device will be effective against plastic mines, and this is its absolute advantage. It is also possible that he will be successfully placed on a special carrier or a portable carrier. Previously, the "mine reader" was tested in Angola, and now it is being assembled in Ukraine. Well, the neighbor confirms its title as a testing ground for military equipment from all over the world.