The demand for narcotic detection is driven by the increasing instances of trafficking of drugs, such as cocaine, and heroin, among others. Various law enforcement agencies, like Phoenix (Arizona) Police Department, are implementing sophisticated narcotics analysis technologies that are designed to improve the safety and welfare of the communities they protect and serve. With the emergence of cannabinoids (K2 spice), dibutylone and synthetic cathinones (bath salts) that are visually indistinguishable from one another, there is a dire need to deploy narcotic scanners to restrict the unauthorized movements of drugs. The Office of Field Operations, a US federal law enforcement agency managing operations at over 300 ports, including 15 pre-clearance stations in the Caribbean, Ireland, and Canada, reports a continued rise in the number of drugs being smuggled observed in the United States. Sealed cargo containers, used for shipping goods across the world, have always been a challenge for law enforcement to search. When faced with several containers on a single ship, the task of screening all of them is monumental.

1. INTRODUCTION 

2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 

4. MARKET INSIGHTS 

5. MARKET DYNAMICS 

6. MARKET SEGMENTATION 

7. COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE - KEY VENDOR PROFILES 

8. INVESTMENT ANALYSIS 

9. FUTURE OF THE MARKET