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As of 2020, Barry is the registered CEO for X.Labs, which introduced in a response to the COVID-19 pandemic a solution called "Feevr" which combines FLIR foward looking infra-red camera technology with a smart phone app developed by X.Labs, with the purported claim of being able to pre-screen human for elevated temperatures as part of an overall medical screening process. The claims were analyzed and quickly challenged by security industry news and watchdog site IPVM.com, founded by John Honovich. The challenges included the fact that FLIR specifically excludes medical use for the FLIR Pro One camera that X.Labs resells as part of the Feevr solution. The exclusion is due in part because the FLIR Pro One has insufficient tolerances (+/- 5.4°F) to be used for human fever detection, and that the camera is not approved by the FDA for medical use. As a result of IPVM's story, [FLIR subsequently dissolved its agreement with X.Labs], preventing it from reselling or licensing FLIR cameras.

X.Labs responded by issuing a letter to IPVM demanding retraction, and that IPVM furnish its complete contact list for X.Labs. IPVM retained attorney and [responded with a public refusal] to comply. As of May 7th, 2020, this story is ongoing.

Barry moved to South Africa when his father’s term ended in 1985 and joined a South African based Helicopter Company, Base4 Aviation, where he worked as a marketing manager. He also served as an MD at 360 Aviation. A former intelligence contractor, Barry served as a confidential informant for years for the US Joint Terrorism Task Force, Department of Homeland Security, Belgium Customs Intelligence Unit and the United Kingdom’s HM Revenue & Customs Intelligence to counter criminal operations, including narco-terrorism and smuggling networks.

Under Barry’s leadership, SWORD won a record breaking Eight ‘ASTORS’ Homeland Security Awards in 2018.

In 2017, Barry founded SWORD, a mobile IOT threat detection device, in an attempt to prevent casualties happening in mass shooting, the device is capable of detecting concealed weapons, explosive devices and uses facial recognition software that can tell if a person has been blacklisted by a school.

Barry Oberholzer (born September 1, 1983) is an American technology entrepreneur, former private intelligence contractor and author of “The Black Market Concierge”. He is the founder of X.Labs, the leader in next-generation public safety threat detection technologies. He is also a former senior vice president of Defense Trading Solutions and creator of the TerrorMate, a terror and mass shooting alert app.

Barry Oberholzer was born on September 1, 1983, in Houston, Texas, United States. His father, Barry Oberholzer sr., was the South African consul-general in Houston, Texas. Barry attended the American Military University, earning an undergraduate degree on Counter-Intelligence and Terrorism in 2012.