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QRSciences (QRS: ASX) (QRSHY: PK), announced today that it has developed an advanced metal detection technology (AMDS) that will shortly be available for commercial sale. The Company is at an advanced stage of negotiation for its first contract with the new AMDS technology. The contract with a prominent government agency is expected to be finalized shortly. "The AMDS equipment will create a new revenue stream to complement our QR equipment sales and will positively affect our revenue almost immediately," said QRSciences CEO Mr. Kevin Russeth.
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. (TSE: 7267) today announced its plan to begin mass production in 2007, of an independently developed thin film solar cell composed of non-silicon compound materials, which requires 50% less energy, and thus generate 50% less CO2, during production compared to a conventional solar cell. A mass production plant with annual capacity of 27.5 megawatts will be established at Honda's Kumamoto factory.
Translucent Inc., Silex Systems' (ASX: SLX) silicon electronics and photonics semiconductor subsidiary based in Palo Alto, California, has achieved another major milestone in its quest to develop advanced silicon-based photonics devices.
These aircraft are all metal two seat trainers - designed to a be a modern replacement for the trainers currently in use. They are a fully certified aircraft, meeting all the requirements set by the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority for use as a trainer. The first two are expected to be online around the end of July 2005.
