zNose-TM- Receives CE and CSA approval for Homeland Security Applications in Europe and Canada; Approval Expands Markets for Company's Products.

NEWBURY PARK, Calif. -- Electronic Sensor Technology (OTCBB: ESNR) today announced that its anti-terrorist technology, the zNose(TM), has received CE and CSA approval for sale in Europe and Canada. The zNose(TM) is sensitive enough to sniff out and recognize suspicious odors such as explosives, drugs, chemical weapons in cargo containers, buildings, and public transportation facilities such as airports, train stations, and subways. The zNose(TM) has passed an important milestone by completing product testing according to CSA 1010, EN 61010-1 and IEC 61326 protocols. The zNose(TM) will enhance security and public safety because it is able to quantitatively separate and measure the chemistry of any fragrance, odor, vapor, or smell with part per-trillion sensitivity in 10 seconds. Unlike trace detection technology, the Company's electronic nose can be trained to easily recognize an unlimited number of both single-chemical and multi-chemical compound odors or threat signatures.

According to Dr. Edward Staples, the President of Electronic Sensor Technology, "the zNose(TM) is an ultra-fast and sensitive chemical spectrum analyzer with the ability to detect extremely minute traces of odors and vapors." The availability of an electronic nose with the ability to quantify and recognize the chemical signature of security threats at the part-per-trillion level is a significant breakthrough. We expect the technology could enhance the ability of customer and shipping agents to meet their security requirements under CTPAT and CSI programs. The zNose(TM) will complement and enhance the performance of existing security screening measures, including canines, by providing an analysis of ambient odors which has not previously been available."

Founded in 1995, Electronic Sensor Technology has developed and patented a breakthrough chemical vapor analysis process. The Company's product line is positioned to eliminate key vulnerabilities in the homeland security market, specifically in commercial building HVAC security, maritime port security, airport security, and border security. Many of the Homeland Security initiatives have greatly increased the need to develop fast and accurate methods of detecting and identifying a broad range of terrorist threats. These markets are predicted to grow at rapid rates as a result of increasing government and private sector concern with present security levels.

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