ZKxKZ has developed a quantitative X-Ray system capable of locating, massing and identifying material type of objects suspended in low Z materials. The primary development purpose was too reduce the time it took to collect data after an arena blast test, which is currently done manually. The current machine is capable collecting data 25 times faster than legacy methods.

• Phase I = $100K (method demonstration)
• Phase II = $1.05M (full-size prototype demonstration)
• Sequential PII = $990K (scope change)
• Phase II Enhancement = $600K (Technology transition, pending)