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Re: "Laser beam" deterrent



Hi Ian
Just recently we did a turn over jig at work for the aircraft indus=
try and part of the safety equipment used was a Laser Scanner...It was
prog=
ramable so it could ignore things that were permanently inside its
range..W=
as really impressed with it..although not cheap...was made by "Erwin
Sick".=
..I slowly dropped a lead inside its selected field and it detected it no
p=
roblem...

Frank
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Ian Tresman=20
To: AutomatedHome UK=20
Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2003 6:16 PM
Subject: [ukha_d] "Laser beam" deterrent


Sometimes we see "laser/light beams" protecting valuable artwork
in the=20
movies. Are these for real, or do they require a smoke machine to (a) mak=
e=20
the beams visible (b) goggle to protect eye sight.

If they do exist, will they actually work? Break the beam, and an alarm=20
goes off.

Something like this would look pretty cool behind a window.

Regards,
Ian Tresman=20

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