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YPB Launches T3 Mini Scanner
- Published May 10, 2016 3:35PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
9th May 2016, ASX Announcement
Highlights:
- First production run of T3 scanners and 100 unit sale to client
- Existing T2 scanner to remain in production
- Smallest, most cost effective invisible tracer/scanner technology
YPB Group has released its patent pending T3 mini scanner, with the same functionality as the T2 model but measuring a third the size it is less expensive to produce, allowing fro greater sales and higher margins.
The T3 scanner, the results of more than 12 months R&D provides the opportunity for much wider distribution of scanners, including retail stores and hospitality venues, allowing vendor to demonstrate authenticity of products to customers. The T3 also allows brand owners, financial institutions and Government agencies to deploy scanners more widely for quick and easy product authentication in supply chains, production lines and at retail outlets.
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