Berkeley sniffs out a win

Tuesday, 16 November, 2010

Berkeley Varitronics Systems has won an award for the Wolfhound family of security products at the 2010 Innovation Awards.

The Wolfhound-LITE mobile phone detector won the award in the ‘Corrections & Security’ category.

BVS also won the 2010 Mid-Atlantic Innovation Competition in the ‘Telecommunications Industry’ category presented by the New Jersey Technology Council. The award was for both the Wolfhound and Wolfhound-LITE Mobile Phone Detectors.

Earlier this year Wolfhound was recognised for having a leading product in the wireless security category at the 2010 GovSec Expo and Conference in Washington, DC.

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