Science & Technology 
Science and Technology
Science and Technology 
Tue, June 23, 2009
Mon, June 22, 2009
American Technology Corporation: American Technology Awarded $675,000 LRAD 300X(TM) Order From U.S. Army's Rapid Equipping Forc
SAN DIEGO, CA--(Marketwire - June 22, 2009) - American Technology Corporation (ATC) (
The LRAD 300X is the latest addition to ATC's proprietary LRAD product line, which also includes the LRAD 100X™, 500X™, 1000X™ and the remotely operated LRAD-RX™. The 300X is a compact, lightweight solution for use on military and armored vehicles, common remote-operated weapon systems, and small vessels. It can be easily transported to provide security personnel long-range communications and a highly effective acoustic hailing device (AHD) capability where needed. It can communicate in excess of 1500 meters depending on local terrain and environment. LRAD 300X operators have the ability to issue multi-lingual, clear, authoritative verbal commands, followed by powerful deterrent tones to influence the behavior of targeted threats.
"LRAD 300X gives our soldiers the ability to rapidly transition through escalation of force requirements while quickly identifying hostile threats," remarked Scott Stuckey, ATC's vice president of business development. "Our LRAD systems can also help reduce civilian and military casualties by enabling soldiers and sailors to communicate from the safety of their vehicles and ships and diffuse situations before they become deadly."
"We attribute this award to our efforts in developing a series of AHD systems that meet the rigorous specifications of our military customers," commented Tom Brown, president and CEO of ATC. "We received input on the design requirements for the 300X from military organizations who have an increasing need for LRAD's unique capabilities to determine intent, create large safety zones, resolve uncertain situations, and potentially save lives on both sides of the device."
About American Technology Corporation
American Technology Corporation is Shaping the Future of Sound® by providing directed audio solutions that place clear, highly intelligible sound exactly where needed. ATC's Long Range Acoustic Device™ (LRAD®) and other directed sound technologies comprise the core of an expanding portfolio of products being used in diverse applications including, global military deployments, maritime security, critical infrastructure/commercial security, border/port security, law enforcement/emergency responder communications, and wildlife protection and control. For more information about ATC and its directed sound products, please visit the company's web site at [ www.atcsd.com ].
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