Technological Innovation for a Safer World

Implant Sciences

Innovation in Explosives Detection

July 2011

Glenn Bolduc, President & CEO

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About Implant Sciences (IMSC)

• Small, U.S. company using Ion Mobility Spectrometry in the manufacture of Explosives Trace Detection Systems

• Narcotics trace detection coming in 2011

• 12 patents, 6 pending

• Strong BoD and Advisory Team includes

• Robert Liscouski, DHS Assistant Secretary

• Howard Safir, NY City Police Commissioner

• William McGann, Industry Founder

• Paul McHale, Assistant Secretary of Defense

What is Trace Detection?

• Trace Detection – the targeted collection of microscopic explosive residue

• Investigation occurs based on finding explosive residue and contamination

• Where do trace explosives come from?

• When explosives are handled or touched, they leave behind residue

• Highly volatile explosives emit vapor

ETD Market Opportunities• $1 billion market by 2014

• North America largest segment

• 43% of world market

• The QS – B220 will increase access to this market

• Asia fastest growing

• 21.7% CAGR forecast

• Implant Sciences is very strong in Asia and is already seeing benefit from market growth

• IMSC has distribution partners in all BRIC countries

• Over 1,000 systems sold in China and India

Applications

• Homeland Security and Defense• Aviation Security and Air Cargo

• Ports, Borders, and Customs Control

• Force Protection and Critical Infrastructure Protection

• Rail and Subway Security

• Nuclear Power Plants

• VIP Protection

• Public Safety

The QS-H150 Advantage

• Non radioactive ion source

• Low operating expense

• Rapid detection

• Fast clear down

• Ease of use

• Choice of non-contact or wipe sampling

• Configurable, user-expandable threat library

• Designated as Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security SAFETY Act

The QS-B220 Advantage

• Non radioactive ion source

• The advantages of an QS–H150 in a bench top unit

• Smaller and lighter than our competitors

• Ability to detect both explosives and narcotics traces, opening up new markets

• Targeted toward TSA certification and air cargo screening applications

Technology Proven Effective• 819 units are in Chinese

railways, subways, and with police forces

• The Indian Ministry of Defense has ordered 226 units

• The Spanish Army is using our products in Afghanistan

Low cost for consumers

• GAO report shows that our competitors’ units cost $10,000 a piece to operate per year

• Implant Sciences’ cost less than $1,000

• As government budgets tighten, our product will prove more affordable and effective

Security with RespectRespect for Passengers

•Non-contact sampling for dignified passenger screening

Respect for the Environment

•No radioactive materials

•Fewer Chemicals

•Fewer Consumables

Made in the USA

• Employ 50 Massachusetts citizens

• We source 95% of our inputs locally

• For every 45 units we sell above our annual sales volume, we can create another US job

• IMSC’s positioning as the American brand will increase government sales

Possibilities

• Our technology can be applied to several security solutions, expanding market share

• Non Contact Passenger Screening

• In-line Baggage/Cargo Screening

• Vehicle Scanner

• Remote Sensory Applications

Thank You

We welcome your questions and comments.