An electronic body-scanning device designed to prevent shoplifting. A ticket fastened with a special lock on each article by the shop owner sends out a signal which, triggers off an alarm on passing through the scanner. The shop owner removes the tickets when the goods are sold.
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Press, 2 April 1980, Page 11
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47An electronic body-scanning device designed to prevent shoplifting. A ticket fastened with a special lock on each article by the shop owner sends out a signal which, triggers off an alarm on passing through the scanner. The shop owner removes the tickets when the goods are sold. Press, 2 April 1980, Page 11
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