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Company News Highlights 2002 p5 of 28:

• Cognex Corporation announces return to profitability
  OCTOBER 16--Cognex Corporation (Natick, MA; www.cognex.com) announced revenue for the third quarter, ended September 29, 2002, of $31,827,000, compared to $33,974,000 reported for the third quarter of 2001.
• Australian military expanding use of NI LabVIEW
  OCTOBER 15--National Instruments (NI; Austin, TX; www.ni.com) announced that the Australian military is saving two-thirds on measurement component costs using an NI-based virtual instrumentation system to test its entire fleet of Black Hawk helicopters.
• DRS Technologies acquires Nytech
  OCTOBER 15--DRS Technologies Inc. (Parsippany, NJ; www.drs.com) has acquired Nytech Integrated Infrared Systems, a privately held company located in Irvine, CA.
• Research Systems and NIMA to collaborate on technology integration
  OCTOBER 10--Research Systems Inc. (Boulder, CO; www.RSInc.com), a wholly owned subsidiary of Eastman Kodak Company, has entered into a five-year Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with the US National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA; Bethesda, MD).
• Kodak and Sanyo unveil organic, full-color display
  OCTOBER 10--Eastman Kodak Company (Rochester, NY) and Sanyo Electric Co. (Chiba, Japan) have unveiled a prototype 15-in. flat-panel display, the next generation of full-color displays based on Kodak's patented organic light-emitting-diode technology.
• Viisage awarded contract from Pinellas County, FL, Sheriff's Office
  OCTOBER 9--Viisage Technology Inc. (Littleton, MA; www.viisage.com) has been awarded a $2.4 million contract amendment to expand and enhance the company's project with the Pinellas County, FL, Sheriff's Office.
• Tower Semiconductor selects New Vision Systems for advanced process control
  OCTOBER 8--Tower Semiconductor (www.towersemi.com) will implement New Vision Systems (NVS; Cambridge, MA; www.nvs.com) ARGUS lithography advanced process control (APC) in its state-of-the-art FAB-2 facility.
• Program provides technology to law-enforcement agencies to assist in war on drugs
  OCTOBER 8--FLIR Systems Inc. (Portland, OR; www.flir.com) has been selected to participate in a technology-transfer program sponsored by the Office of National Drug Control Policy and administered by the US Army's Electronic Proving Ground.
• Imagis completes deployment of face-recognition software for California-based police department
  OCTOBER 3--Imagis Technologies Inc. (Vancouver, Canada; www.imagistechnologies.com) announced that the Police Department of Placentia, CA, is now fully operational using Imagis' ID-2000 biometric face-recognition software in conjunction with Imagis' Computerized Arrest and Booking System.
• InVision Technologies announces $87.7 million in orders from the TSA
  OCTOBER 3--The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) of the US Department of Transportation has ordered 25 new explosives-detection systems from InVision Technologies Inc. (Newark, CA; www.invision-tech.com) and funded the production of systems from all parts kits previously purchased.

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