Fod Finder Brief Oct 2009

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30 Years of Corporate History Serving DoD, DARPA & NASA Trex Spin Out Ventures Ophthonix e-Phocus – Complete vision optimization Innovative CMOS Imaging Sensors solution – JV for Chips for Consumer – Z-View™ Aberrometer for Applications Launched in Taiwan higher accuracy of vision assessment – iZon™ customized eyeglasses – Revenue from products Sago Systems Loea – Security applications Ultra high bandwidth point-to- • Corporate History point wireless communication – Western Research in 1978 – Unprecedented Imaging Performance in – FCC approved MMW radios – CEO selected for President Reagan’s Science Council Checkpoint and Stand- Off Application – Revenue from products – Sold to Thermo Electron – IPO in 1991 – No X-ray and No Gender ID • Employee buy back in 2000 Silicon Kinetics CrossFiber • Trex Enterprises – Proprietary instrumentation – 190 Employees – Photonic cross connect and – Improved sensitivity/cost in optical add-drop – Contract R&D Protein Interaction Analysis for – Break through performance • R&D Technology Biotech Industry with break through price – DARPA – Beta test underway, product – Beta test in Q1, 2009 – NASA introduction in Q2, 2008 – DOD • Commercialization 30 Years of High Technology Solutions 7369-V | 2

Next Generation Airport Vehicle Safety Systems and Features FOD Finder™ detection and retrieval system will help reduce FOD problems on all airport surfaces. Derived from a military sensor for finding .9mm trip wires with very low power millimeter waves. AIR Boss ™ digital airfield management system is an interactive part 139 airfield inspection system with additional features to help airport leadership manage trend analysis and Safety Risk Assessments (SRM). Lost revenue from aircraft fuel/oil spills can now be recovered with documentation and chain of custody from detailed photos and tracking data. A key tool for minimizing risk increasing productivity of inspection personnel. Runway Incursion Prevention System (RIPS) ™ warns drivers of oncoming runways, restricted areas and ILS boundaries. Our system monitors the drivers response to warnings and uses both visual and audible warnings to improve drivers situational awareness on high hazard areas. SOPHIA ™ voice warning system verbalizes sensor detection, warnings and information from all onboard systems to increase the operators situational awareness and reduce workload. GOATvac™ reduces the time of FOD recovery of small nuisance items like blowing paper, bag tags and the time of conventional inspection methods. The speed and effectiveness of FOD Finder™ with GOATvac reduces the time a runway is closed for a detailed safety inspection, increases runway utilization, and improves the productivity Meets FAA AC 150/5220-24 & 150/5200-18 of airfield personnel performing inspections. 7369-V | 3

FOD Finder™ Field Test at MCAS Yuma Field Test Procedures Field Test 1. Prior to 100+ person FOD Walk, the FOD Finder will operate for 1 hour (0630-0730) on Runway 21, Taxiway Delta, Echo and Foxtrot to detect and remove debris. Field Test 2 After the FOD Walk is initiated (0730-0830), the FOD Finder will follow the FOD Walk team along Runway 21L. The FOD Walk team was composed of 38 personnel. FOD Finder will detect and remove debris. Field Test 3. The FOD Finder will follow Airport Operations vehicles on their morning airbase/FOD inspection. Planned for 22 Sept 2009 at 0700 hrs. FOD Finder will detect and remove debris Field Test 4. The FOD Finder will follow Sweeper Operations on their morning sweep of Runway 21L FOD Finder will detect and remove debris Over 1200+ FOD Items detected and retrieved 7369-V | 4

Detect, Retrieve, Log and Report FOD 937 FOD items 342 FOD items 2.7million ft² 2.7 million ft² 1 hour 1 hour Day 1 FOD detection & retrieval data Day 2 FOD detection & retrieval data FOD Finder Rate: 45,000 ft²/minute Detect/Retrieve/Log/Report 7369-V | 5

AIR Boss™ Digital Part 139 System 1. Touch A.I.R. Boss icon 2. Part 139 options appear on 3. Options appear on right edges of map screen: Touch side. Touch the item needed; specific area needed—Spills in then touch screen. Icon will this example appear on map; data recorded and data sent with pictures Alerts sent via text & E-mail to Repair facilities, Operations, Supervisors and Leadership ID #PAKNYL20090921140402 Date: 09/21/2009 (UTC) Time: 14:04:03 (UTC) Facility: Pavement Areas Condition: Grass in pavement Latitude: 32.658392 Longitude: -114.601128 Polygon Name: KNYL 7369-V | 6

Tracking and Reporting Secure Data base • Data Storage • Multiple filtering options • EBAY style item logging • FAA reporting • Airfield management • Secure access • 24/7 availability • 24/7 Human support 7369-V | 7

Merge Fragmented Airport Data Included in Trex 365 Service & Support Package 7369-V | 8

Market Leader • FOD Finder is the No. 1 System – Detection capability – Detect to retrieval time – Operational – Cost effective – Measurable High Value return – Full service family: Mobile/Semi Fixed/Fixed – Only Mobile system in the world 7369-V | 9

Tools for Next Generation Airport Report Generation • Trend reporting • Tailored to airport needs • Multiple Part 139 views • Records storage per FAA requirements • Integration options – GMS – Various data sets – Information systems Reduces friction in Airport Certification, Operations and Logistics 7369-V | 10

TREX 365™ Training & Support • One-on-one training • Training accomplished during airfield inspection • TREX 365™ 24/7 Help – You alert us…our team calls you – Remote software access – Upload, software changes, button additions, etc while you watch – No menus, no long waits…just solutions 7369-V | 11

Why FOD Finder is the Best • Solves the FOD problem…Detects & Retrieves on all surfaces! • Mobile…go anywhere…deployable • FMCW MMW radar • AIR Boss Digital Airfield Management System • 10+ year service life • Mobile, Fixed and Semi-Fixed solutions 7369-V | 12

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Fod Finder Brief Oct 2009

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