Finnish Company Sensinite to Provide UDS with Radiation Detectors for Field Trials

The management of UDS held a working meeting with representatives of the Finnish company Sensinite, a developer of advanced radiation detection systems for defence, security, and operations in hazardous environments. Representing UDS at the meeting was Serhii Nerpii, Head of the International Cooperation Department.

During the meeting, Sensinite presented its wearable radiation detection technology—compact, miniature devices designed to be integrated directly into personal protective equipment (PPE), including CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear) protective suits. The devices provide highly sensitive gamma radiation detection, real-time alerts, NFC-enabled dosimetry functionality, and an IP68 protection rating, making them suitable for demanding field conditions.

"Cooperation with Sensinite gives UDS access to cutting-edge radiation detection technologies, which are an essential element of ensuring the safety of our deminers operating in contaminated areas. This is particularly important in light of our plans to work in the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone, where continuous radiation monitoring is critical. We have already reached a preliminary agreement to conduct field trials of this equipment in various regions of Ukraine," said Serhii Nerpii, Head of the International Cooperation Department at UDS.

About Sensinite

Sensinite is a Finnish technology company founded in 2016 that develops advanced radiation detection systems based on scientific research conducted at CERN. The company manufactures wearable radiation detectors that can be integrated into personal protective equipment and CBRN protective clothing, providing real-time gamma radiation detection and instant alerts.

Sensinite's equipment is used by emergency response services, military units, and industrial organizations in more than 10 countries worldwide. Since its establishment, the company has supplied approximately 5,000 radiation detection devices.