Grand Prix of the 41st International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva was awarded Romanian MB Telecom Company 'Roboscan Aeria 2M', a scanning planes, according to a statement released Friday by organizers of the event, AFP cited by Agerpres. The invention is intended customs, military, airports and airlines.
In 2009, the same firm won the grand prize at the Salon of Inventions in Geneva, with Roboscan, an advanced scanning trucks at customs. Now with a new invention - Roboscan 2M Aeria - Mircea Tudor brings home again the trophy at Geneva. It is the first time in the history Salon of Inventions in Geneva when a competitor fails to award, twice, the grand prize.
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number September 28, 2013
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