Imaging tech to mitigate terrorism

US Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says both the advanced imaging technology (AIT) at airports and the network of video surveillance in lower Manhattan are needed to detect and mitigate terrorism, reports Government Video.

Napolitano toured the security screening operations at John F Kennedy International Airport where the Transportation Security Administration has installed the first two AIT units out of 300 deployed at 60 airports throughout the country.

She said, “From securing our airports to supporting local law enforcement, the Obama administration is committed to getting critical information and resources out of Washington DC and into the hands of the men and women serving on the front lines.”

EFI has unveiled the next generation of the PrintMe mobile printing solution that aims to empower mobile workers to print from any Internet-enabled device, including laptops and mobile devices anywhere at any time, notes Graphicrepro.

Founded nine years ago, EFI PrintMe was the world's first cloud-based printing platform that enabled mobile workers to upload their documents to the PrintMe cloud and securely print them on any PrintMe-enabled printer.

The solution has thousands of placements worldwide, with millions of pages printed, making it easy to print on the go, the company claims, whether it is guest printing in an enterprise, printing from a hotel room or airport, or just using a mobile device on the street.

OKI Data Americas, which markets its products under the OKI Printing Solutions brand, has unveiled A4 colour and mono multifunction printers aimed at the small to medium enterprise market, states eWeek.

The MC361 and MC561 colour multifunction printers are claimed to offer speed, media flexibility and eco-friendly features while delivering high-definition colour output on a variety of media.

The MB700 series of mono multifunction printers delivers enhanced printing and copying and smart workflow capabilities, security and flexible paper handling.