need for ddt alive and well in nsw, page-6

well the technology is proven to work in ink and has been adopted in india for some tax stamps...

if/when national security comes to the fore as a burning issue again you would think that this tech would be closely looked at for POI documents. if you read the shareholder newsletter from around sept 08 you will see they have hired an ex government minister to assist in negotiations for government tenders and from memory birth certificates/passports are mentioned.

speaking to the guy from carsafe today was a revelation. hand on heart, he said that DDT microdotting is still the best option for combatting organized car theft. problem is it really needs to be government mandated and with manufacturers on their knees adoption is not going to be forced on them. ironically around 10 manufacturers in taiwan have adopted it because marking is compulsary in taiwan and the results have been excellent. perhaps for ddt it would be better to see worldwide car manufacturing take place in asia then we might get somewhere with WOVM being on all cars.. cant hold your breath for that though but at least it is good to know the there is nothing wrong with the tech whatsoever, and that includes the robot - it worked perfectly.