LDS publicly markets a portfolio of man-portable and standoff laser spectrometry systems for real-time detection and identification of explosives, IEDs, narcotics and HAZMAT, including explosive scanners and handheld Raman-based scanners for checkpoints.

LDS operates both an EMEA headquarters in Petah Tikva, Israel and a US headquarters/subsidiary in Montvale, New Jersey, indicating international operational reach into the North American market.

Laser Detect Systems has raised approximately $2 million across two funding rounds, including investment from the BIRD Foundation, signaling external validation and support for its detection technologies.

LDS describes itself as a world-leading developer of stand-off laser-based trace detection technology based on advanced laser spectrometry, with patented systems for homeland security, law enforcement, military and environmental safety applications.

The company’s solutions leverage real-time laser spectroscopy to remotely sense materials with distinct spectral signatures, including explosives (such as PETN), narcotics, chemicals, biological substances and other hazardous materials in liquid or aerosol form.

Ron Mishli is listed as Chief Executive Officer of Laser Detect Systems, providing a clear leadership focal point though no recent leadership transitions are publicly indicated.

Everest Technologies presents LDS products and directs inquiries to Laser Detect Systems at its Petah Tikva address, suggesting an external channel or partner-like relationship for product information and potential distribution.