The Resolve handheld Raman analyzer works through opaque barriers
Resolve Tactical Handheld Raman Analyzer
Providing a revolutionary new capability in hazardous chemical identification and incident response, the Resolve tactical handheld Raman analyzer enables rapid identification of explosives, narcotics, toxic industrial chemicals, chemical warfare agents, and other materials through sealed, opaque containers. The system identifies materials from comprehensive libraries, with Agilent's unique handheld SORS technology enabling positive chemical identification through a wide range of sealed nonmetallic containers, barriers, and packaging.
Resolve’s through-barrier handheld Raman capability enables safer operation by removing the need to open containers. Hazards remain confined and evidence is more easily preserved, allowing first responders to identify substances early in an operation, prior to escalation. A portable Raman analyzer built to withstand tough user environments, Resolve is deployed in hazmat response, EOD, CBRN, law enforcement, and for parcel screening at customs, ports, and borders.
Resolve’s through-barrier handheld Raman capability enables safer operation by removing the need to open containers. Hazards remain confined and evidence is more easily preserved, allowing first responders to identify substances early in an operation, prior to escalation. A portable Raman analyzer built to withstand tough user environments, Resolve is deployed in hazmat response, EOD, CBRN, law enforcement, and for parcel screening at customs, ports, and borders.
Product Details
Features
- Chemical identification through colored and opaque plastics, dark glass, paper, cardboard, sacks, and fabrics.
- Analysis of solids, powders, liquids and mixtures in approximately 1 minute, with no sample preparation or consumables.
- Handheld Raman analyzer built to withstand tough user environments. Large buttons and a simple interface, designed for use in protective gear.
- Hazardous materials are kept contained—no need to open or disturb objects—and the risk of exposure to hazardous materials is reduced.
- The risk of igniting sensitive explosives is significantly reduced, thanks to the unique SORS optical technology.
- Remote control for high-risk operations available through removable WiFi connectivity.
- Flexible onboard libraries: explosives and precursors, hazardous and toxic materials, chemical warfare agents, narcotics and new psychoactive substances (NPS), household products, and less commonly-used chemicals.
- Customer libraries can be created and deployed using Command fleet management software.
- Reachback service available for spectroscopic support by our expert team.
How It Works
Applications
Featured References
- Publications
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- Handheld Raman Spectrometers Assessment Report, National Urban Security Technology Laboratory, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology Directorate, November 2023 Learn More
- Explosive and precursor identification using a portable spatially offset Raman spectroscopy (SORS) device, Robert J. Stokes, Brian Foulger, Ana M. Blanco-Rodriguez, Pik Leung Tang, Kate Whitaker, Thierry Pope, SPIE Proceedings Volume 12742, Artificial Intelligence for Security and Defence Applications; 1274209 (2023) Learn More
- Handheld Raman Spectrometers - Assessment QuickLook (March 2023), System Assessment and Validation for Emergency Responders (SAVER) Program, U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) - Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) - National Urban Security Technology Laboratory (NUSTL). Learn More
- Combined spectroscopy techniques for narcotic identification - Using Raman and infrared spectroscopy for in-field narcotic analysis, C. Kruszynski, S. Williams, Wiley Analytical Science Magazine, Volume 8, Dec 2022. Learn More
- Detection and Identification of Hazardous Narcotics and New Psychoactive Substances (NPS), Ana M. Blanco-Rodrigues, Robert Stokes, Proc. SPIE 11869, Counterterrorism, Crime Fighting, Forensics, and Surveillance Technologies V, 1186908 (20 September 2021) Learn More
- View all spatially offset Raman spectroscopy (SORS) and transmission Raman spectroscopy (TRS) peer-reviewed publications Learn More