Various methods for verifying a Cobra seal exist. Aquila produced the first version of AutoCobra in1995, a system consisting of a digital camera and laptop computer. The laptop contained Aquilasoftware designed to download the Cobra Seal images from the camera and perform seal verificationby comparing a new image of a seal to a reference image taken when the seal was originally installed.The laptop also featured an onboard printer, allowing seal images to be printed at any time.However, the need for immediate image display and comparison prompted Aquila to develop amanual seal verification system, the Cobra Seal II. The Cobra II system used a Still Video Camerawhich recorded images on a video floppy disk and immediately displayed images on a viewfinderwindow (the Canon RC-250 camera) and Sony black-and-white video graphic printer, both of whichare now obsolete. This year, Aquila released the Cobra III Seal Imaging System, which maintains thefunctionality of the Cobra II system and includes: 1) a Casio QV-30 digital camera, 2) Casio DP-8000 video color printer with 230-115VAC isolation transformer, 3) Aquila proprietary optics, 4)illumination and alignment accessory, and 5) a portable power pack.

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