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April 18th, 2006

Breakthrough Handheld Explosive Detection Device

Abstract:
Sense Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB: SEHO; FWB:OUP), a developer of next-generation biometric and explosive detection security technologies for government and commercial security markets, announced today the completion of a first-generation MEMS-based explosives detection demonstrator, whose cutting-edge technology could provide airports, homeland security agencies, corporate America and other customers with superior explosive detection capabilities at a fraction of current costs.

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