http://www.digitalbarriers.com/

ThruVision was developed to provide the optimal combination of accurate concealed object detection, flexible deployment and ease of operation. Unlike most conventional people scanning units, ThruVision units are compact and deployable in minutes. They are also capable of detection up to 10-15m.

The units are simple to install, mobile and unobtrusive, making ThruVision ideal for contraband screening in customs halls or people screening at the entrances to VIP or high-profile sites. Stand-off detection allows for checkpoint screening at a safe distance.

ThruVision is a simple, cost-effective option for people screening in many environments, for both overt and covert applications. It is also completely safe and non-invasive.

Founded in 1996 and based in Prestwick, UK, Visimetrics develops and manufactures high-performance digital video recording, storage and management systems for video surveillance systems. Its customers include law enforcement, criminal justice, defence and other public sector organisations. Its Guildford (UK) based subsidiary, OmniPerception - with whom Visimetrics merged in April 2012 - is an industry leader in the design and development of facial recognition video systems and advanced image processing systems. OmniPerception's products include:

15 February 2013 that Nik Holgate, Group Finance Director, acquired 37,572 at a price of 173 pence per share.

22 Feb 2013 Mr Zak Doffman purchased: 63,800 @ 186.64p Value: �119,076

TRADING UPDATE 27 FEB 2014

The Board of Directors (the "Board") of Digital Barriers (LSE AIM: DGB), the specialist provider of advanced surveillance technologies to the international homeland security and defence markets, provides an update on trading for the current financial year, ending on 31 March 2014.
As a result of delays to certain sales closures the Board now expects that Group revenues for the period will be slightly below last year (FY13: £23.3m). The delays are the result of both protracted customer procurement processes and internal delays in releasing new products in response to customer demand. As a result of this revenue shortfall, losses will be adversely impacted and are expected to be approximately 40% higher than last year (FY13: Adjusted Loss before Tax* £7.6m). Cash at the year-end is expected to be in line with market expectations at approximately £14.0m.
In spite of these delays, the Board re-iterates its aim, initially expressed in October 2013, of reaching break-even and operational positive cash flow in the year ending 31 March 2015. A number of factors support this confidence.
During the second half of the current financial year the Board has accelerated a planned rationalisation of the Group's cost base to concentrate resources on a number of strategic products, principally variants of its TVI technology. This rationalisation has incurred cash costs of approximately £0.5m this year, but is expected to deliver annualised cost savings in excess of £3.0m in FY15.
The Group's sales pipeline remains strong and numerous significant sales are expected to close in the next few months which will contribute to revenues in the next financial year. The first of these, awarded in February 2014 is worth in excess of £2.0m and will be recognised in the first half of FY15.

Tom Black, Executive Chairman of Digital Barriers commented:

"Despite these delays, we still have a very strong sales pipeline and product portfolio which should lead to material progress in the coming months. The strategic opportunity for Digital Barriers remains unchanged and the Board remains optimistic about our longer-term prospects."