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February 8th, 2006
NanoSensors Poised to Capitalize on the Security Products Industry
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NanoSensors, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: NNSR.OB), a company that develops and markets nanotechnology sensors, announces today its vision for the Company in 2006, as well as their strategy to become a major player in the one of the fastest growing industries in the world. anoSensors' next generation of sensor products will be based on porous silicon and carbon nano-tube technology. These sensors will be able to detect explosives, chemicals and biological agents at very low concentrations.
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