Use Cases
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Security
This groundbreaking technology has its primary technical impact on the security of our nation by providing early detection of explosives, narcotics, and other harmful substances both as they enter the country or as they may be used internally in an effort to harm our citizens and infrastructure. The device and technology can be readily used to screen large areas and numbers of people very quickly to ascertain the extent and location of any explosives or other harmful substances as well as detect any narcotics moving in and through an area. In addition to detecting these substances the technology can be used to track would-be assailants and/or contraband navigating within the area being surveilled.
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What Experts Are Saying
Public safety & Law Enforcement
Logistics Security
Critical Infrastructure Security
Corporate & Executive Protection
“Base Molecular Resonance™ Technologies disruptive innovation stands as a sentinel, fortifying the mission of law enforcement with unprecedented capabilities. With its deployment, we find not only enhanced security but also a force multiplier that propels us into a new era of safety. With this technological ally, we can more readily safeguard the pillars of justice, ensuring a safer tomorrow for the citizens we serve.”
John F. Clark – former Director, United States Marshals Service
Medical

BMRT technology represents a major step forward in the ability to detect up to 200 types of cancers and other diseases. Cancerous cells can be detected at very low levels using a harmless, non-invasive scanning process. Early detection has the potential to nearly eradicate late-stage cancer.
Ten million people die every year around the world from cancer; 600k in the United States. It is anticipated that from 2023 to 2040 the incidence of cancer will increase 63% and mortality 74%. Currently, 40%-50% of all cancers are detected between Stages 2-4. Late-stage diagnosis means increased mortality, decreased access to care, and increases in costs to the patient, medical provider, and the insurance company.
This unique technology represents an amazing breakthrough in physical science. The device utilizes a complex, proprietary, and patented technology to identify each designated cancer or disease. The technology is completely safe and can quickly screen a patient, with instant results, in a normal triage or examination room with no other special equipment.
“What this could mean to the patient population is simply immeasurable, finding potentially lethal diseases that are producing no clinical symptoms, years (and perhaps decades) before they manifest on a physical examination. I can only compare this to the discovery of the X-ray, which says a great deal coming from a radiologist.”
Don Ray Connell – M.D., Board Certified in Diagnostic Radiology
Military

This technology enhances security across every military environment. On installations, it prevents threats by detecting explosives, hazardous substances, or contraband before they reach access points. In combat zones, it secures “Green Zones,” identifies IEDs, and alerts troops to approaching hostiles, dramatically improving force protection.
Its versatility extends further: naval deployments can screen vessels and cargo; airfields and ports can secure logistics hubs; and special operations teams can survey urban or remote areas for weapons, explosives, or chemical/biological hazards. It also strengthens counter-WMD missions by detecting nuclear and radiological materials at standoff distances, while supporting homeland defense to protect critical infrastructure and civilian populations.
“As stewards of justice and guardians of our nation’s security, we stand at the crossroads of technology and duty. The advent of BMRT’s groundbreaking technology marks a pivotal moment in our collective defense. In this unique discovery, we find a shield for our borders, a guardian of our liberties, and a sentinel against emerging threats.”
Regina Schofield – former Assistant Attorney General of the United States
Additional Applications

- Precious metals exploration
- Food safety
- Environmental monitoring
- Air quality
- Water quality
- Hazardous waste management
- Pharmaceuticals
- Oil and gas exploration
- Agriculture
- Forensics
- Precious metals exploration
- Food safety
- Environmental monitoring
- Air quality
- Water quality
- Hazardous waste management
- Pharmaceuticals
- Oil and gas exploration
- Agriculture
- Forensics
- Drug testing
- Clinical diagnostics
- Industrial process control
- Automotive emissions
- Nuclear power plant monitoring
- Space exploration
- Building inspection
- Groundwater monitoring
- Art restoration
- Archaeological research
- Drug testing
- Clinical diagnostics
- Industrial process control
- Automotive emissions
- Nuclear power plant monitoring
- Space exploration
- Building inspection
- Groundwater monitoring
- Art restoration
- Archaeological research

“The threads of innovation are woven with the fibers of curiosity and persistence. The technology being introduced by Base Molecular Resonance™ Technologies will serve as a catalyst for a revolution in our understanding of science. Upon the introduction of this pioneering technology, its humanitarian value will be widely appreciated.”