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Munich - September 2002 Siemens Building Technnnologies uses Setrix technology for Energy Management.
Siemens Building Techologies, HVAC Products, a major maker of radio-based heating and water meters uses Setrix communications systems to automatically transmit consumption data to billing systems. The usage data for the individual households is transmitted to transceivers on each floor. These transceivers are locally networked within the building via M-Bu s. The Setrix system also lends this network a cost-effective communications gateway to the internet or intranet. Energy usage data is transmitted both securely and cost-effectively to the billing syst em in the preferred data format at any time without obtaining access to the apartment. The usage data can be stored for extended periods before transmission to the utility headquarters at pre-selected accounting times.
Munich - September 07, 2001 Carrier corp. selects Setrix solution.
 Air-conditioning specialist Carrier Corporation chooses Setrix technology for Internet-based monitoring and control of its products. Carrier's new MyAppliance.com offering will deploy the Setrix S-3720 GSM-enabled wireless system that will run embedded Java software to be developped by IBM.

Read the press release.

Hannover - April 23, 2001 Product news at the Hannover Fair .
 Product news at the Hannover Messe Industrie for new mobile data services in facility management and production.
Setrix AG, based in Munich, is presenting the latest version of its Setrix S-3700 device with a brand new design at the Hannover Messe. This modular sensor system demonstra-
tes the latest technology in video surveillance and video streaming via GSM (Global System for Mobile Communication) and GPRS (General Packet Radio System).

More exhibition highlights:

S-3720 : a compact and powerful appliance interface
for the Internet and Intranet and,

S-3720P : the S-3720 with the added capability of
local-area networking via power-line wiring.

Please visit us during Hannover Messe in hall 15,
at the T-Mobil stand, E36.
Munich - March 20, 2001 Product news at the CeBIT.
 Setrix AG, based in Munich, is presenting the latest version of its Setrix S-3700 device with a brand new design at the CeBIT fair. This modular sensor system demonstrates the latest technology in video surveillance and video streaming via GSM (Global System for Mobile Communication) and GPRS (General Packet Radio System).

Please visit us during CeBIT in hall 14/15, at the Siemens AG stand, H14 aisle 4 (GPRS).

Munich -- March 20, 2000 Extension of the product line.
Setrix AG has extended its product line to include a new Internet device: S-3720. This new device, a version of the S-3700 without an optical sensor, will be available in the second quarter 2000.
Munich, -- March 6, 2000 Overwhelming interest in Setrix's solution at the Cebit Fair.
As a partner of Siemens AG ICN, Setrix AG presented its product for the first time at CeBIT. The S-3700 visual sensor system, integrated with WAP server functionalities and the new GSM-GPRS (General Packet Radio System) technology, uses low-cost mobile Internet access for distributed information and alarm applications.
Munich, -- February 18, 2000 S-3700 with an embedded WAP server
The capabilities of the S-3700 visual sensor system have now been extended to include a WAP server. In addition to access via standard Web browsers, it is now possible to transmit information between a cellular telephone supporting the WAP protocol and the S-3700. This new feature tremendously simplifies the task of field service personnel when interacting with S-3700-equipped industrial equipment.
Munich, -- January 31, 2000

Setrix AG, Munich announces "Wireless Brains", a world-class innovation, at the GSM Conference 2000.
The Internet-ready Setrix S-3700 combines image acquisition, built-in analysis and interpretation of image content and the archiving of symbolic information in a single device the size of a telephone handset. The advantages of the system are autonomous operation, contact-less and non-invasive extraction of information, and message transmission on-demand.

Princeton, NJ -- January 14, 2000 Setrix, Inc. announces the first meter reading application for Setrix S-3700.
The new software performs local readout of analog utility meters such as oil, gas, water and electrical meters, without the need for any physical contact with the meters. It performs local analysis and interpretation of image content to obtain the readout value, and triggers predefined actions such as the transmission of messages via a wireless GSM network. The Setrix S-3700 sensor brings an economic solution to remote monitoring and management of distributed meters. Setrix, Inc., a subsidiary of Setrix AG., develops vision-based software solutions for the S-3700 visual sensor system from Setrix AG.