CBRNE Detectors - Biological

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IBAC 2

Bio-Threat Detection & Collection

The IBAC 2 is a fully automated bio-detection sensor that can support continual, 24/7, air monitoring or can be set to targeting sampling windows to align to hours of operation. It alarms in less than 60 seconds when a bio-threat is present. IBAC can be configured to support automated aerosol sampling either in conjunction with its’ triggered alarms or at a set frequency sampling time. In wide service throughout the world, IBAC 2 is used to collect and detect aerosolized agents for all four classes of biological threats (spore, viral, cellular, and protein toxins) with low false alarm.

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IBAC 1

Instantaneous Biological Analyzer and Collector

The IBAC 1 delivers a flexible, field-ready solution for bio-aerosol monitoring and sampling. The system can operate integrated in an UAV, robotic platform, or as part of a network configuration to form the "first tier" of a building/critical infrastructure protection system.

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MUVE™ B330

Continuous Biological Detector and Collector for Unmanned Aerial Systems

The MUVE B330 is a Continuous Biological Detector and Collector purpose-designed for unmanned aerial systems (UAS) to provide realtime continuous monitoring of biological threats while on the move. The B330 leverages the legacy design and performance of the IBAC product line in a SWaP-optimized configuration. The SkyRanger ® R70 and R80 SkyRaider ™ serves as the platforms for the initial deployment of the MUVE B330 payload. The payload is designed to be intuitive, easy to use, and require minimal maintenance. Sensor display is provided via the Mission Control Station (MCS) piloting interface. Alarming conditions and collector status will be displayed to the Pilot to not only alert them to a threat, but also provide positive confirmation that a sample is being collected. The MUVE B330 provides next level protection to combat forces by identifying biological threats remotely and down range.

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