Brijot Imaging Systems, Inc. Announces $100 Million in Product Order Backlog of World's First Commercial Real-Time Concealed Weapons Detection Camera; Shipments Begin June 2005.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Brijot Imaging Systems, Inc. announces first-phase orders totaling over $100 million U.S. for the BIS-WDS(TM) Prime concealed weapons detection camera. These orders are from distributors who serve such countries around the globe as the United States of America, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Thailand, Afghanistan, Egypt, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Kuwait, Indonesia, Malaysia, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Pakistan, Iraq, Qatar, Yemen and Libya. Unit shipments begin June 2005.

Distributors selling the BIS-WDS Prime have been doing so to date under strict non-disclosure agreements. Today, Brijot Imaging Systems is publicly announcing product availability. Distributors can now disseminate product information, initiate marketing campaigns, and actively reach out to both new public and private sales opportunities and existing customers seeking weapons detection, bomb and other threat-reduction solutions for venues worldwide.

Tom Tagliavia, vice president, Sales and Business Development for Brijot Imaging Systems, Inc. says, "We have not been actively marketing the BIS-WDS Prime. To date, distributors have come to us through their own research, continued diligence and a single-minded desire to find a solution to the safety threat that faces everyone, everywhere; a viable, deployable, affordable solution they can provide their customers. They tell us the market is champing at the bit for this product. Even under the parameters Brijot set for them of only discussing the product with customers under non-disclosure, our distributors report their own backlog of sales with customers anxiously awaiting units."

The BIS-WDS Prime system has myriad application uses and deployment options. Every public venue can benefit from advance warning of a potential threat approaching like a person with a hidden gun, knife, assault rifle or something suspicious hidden beneath clothing. Public venues can range from airports and retail stores with traditional security to amusement parks, banks, and government buildings--anywhere a gathering might occur. In addition, there are many such private uses as protecting the lives of high-profile individuals where kidnapping might be a risk, the detection of potential shrinkage (theft) of personal belongings or shrinkage in a company's warehouse environment due to internal theft.

About Brijot Imaging Systems, Inc.

Brijot Imaging Systems, Inc. is led by a management team with many years experience successfully developing, marketing and creating commercial product success from advanced technologies, and by security-industry advisors like decorated four-star General Barry McCaffrey. The company is dedicated to providing a safe, passive, advanced millimeter wave weapons detection camera. The Lockheed Martin technology used for commercial concealed weapons detection in the BIS-WDS(TM) Prime is exclusive to Brijot Imaging Systems, Inc.

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