3DIcon Announces 3D Utility Patent Filing by University of Oklahoma Researchers.

New Swept Volume Technology: OU's Next Offering for Simple, Full-color, Three-dimension, 360-degree Display Systems

TULSA, Okla. -- 3DIcon Corporation (Pink Sheets:TDCP), a communications technology development-stage company, announced today that the University of Oklahoma, under a sponsored research agreement, has filed a utility patent application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for a unique swept volume 3D display system. Principal research and engineering for this technology will continue at the Stephenson Research & Technology Center on OU's Norman campus. 3DIcon owns the exclusive, worldwide rights for all commercial, government, and other applications of this new intellectual property.

"OU has made significant advances which should improve the current state-of-the-art knowledge in swept volume displays," said Philip Suomu, 3DIcon's director of technology. "One of the major innovations is that images are created without expensive lasers. OU's design also provides complete 360-degree viewing and the ability to display opaque objects and to obtain visual 'blocking.' Their full-spectrum, brilliant colors should allow this unique system to be used in many environments. We believe this is a major technological advance."

Dr. Jim Sluss, Morris R. Pitman professor at OU, director of the School of Electrical & Computer Engineering, and principal investigator for the 3DIcon project, added, "When we were first approached by 3DIcon, we launched in one direction: researching static volume 3D displays. However, as we began holding interdisciplinary meetings on our Tulsa and Norman campuses, we discovered this second way to address the challenge of a simple, portable 3D display method. Both the University of Oklahoma and 3DIcon benefit from such a multiple approach to our overall research goal. We are looking at even wider vistas for 3D applications in 2007 and beyond."

Martin Keating, 3DIcon's CEO, concluded, "The creative thinking at OU is a bonus not just for us but for the advancement of what we believe will be a new way for people to communicate. We're excited about the future."

3DICON CORPORATION

3DIcon Corporation is a development-stage company whose mission is to create and market full-color, 360-degree 3D technology that is both simple and portable. If successful, such a system could revolutionize or replace all existing forms of electronic communications, including television, telephones, and personal computers. This "next-generation," disruptive technological innovation should be well suited for such industries as retail, manufacturing, entertainment, medical, healthcare, and the military.

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