Triton Systems CEO Interviewed by Wall Street Reporter.

Business/Technology Editors

CHELMSFORD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 26, 2001

Triton Systems, Inc. (Triton), a materials product and process development firm for high-growth markets, announced today that Company CEO, Ross Haghighat, was interviewed by the Wall Street Reporter (www.wallstreetreporter.com), an information source for professional investors seeking new investment ideas.

Mr. Haghighat's interview centered on the recent launch of three spin offs by Triton (Elecon, Inc., Sensera, Inc., and TriBond, Inc.), in which the Millennium Materials Technologies Venture Fund (www.mmt-fund.com) took a lead investor position.

In this interview, Mr. Haghighat discussed the exciting developments at one of the spin offs, Elecon, Inc. (www.eleconinc.com), which focuses on the development of organic semiconductor devices, such as the next generation of Organic Light Emitting Diodes (OLEDs) for the $28 Billion display market.

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ABOUT TRITON

Triton Systems, Inc. is a materials product and process development firm dedicated to creating innovative products in emerging materials markets. The company is privately owned and has been growing at 45% annually since its founding in 1992. TSI is located north of Boston in the town of Chelmsford, MA. The Company recently spun-off three new businesses based on technology developed at Triton through the U.S. federal government's Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program, a highly competitive program that encourages small businesses to explore their technological potential and provides the incentive to grow from its commercialization.

ABOUT ELECON, INC.

Elecon, Inc. will manufacture and market TOR-CP(TM) conductive polymers for the electronics marketplace. Conductive polymers are plastic compounds that conduct electrical currents and are ideal for electronic applications such as: organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs), photovoltaic cells, telecommunications devices and electronic packaging. Conductive polymer demand in the U.S. alone is expected to grow more than 30% annually and total sales could reach $1.2 Billion by 2004, according to C&E News. Furthermore, this raw material demand will enable new markets for devices totaling twenty times that figure, or about $25 Billion in 2009.

ABOUT TRIBOND, INC.

TriBond, Inc. will focus on Triton's SmartBond(TM) , a temperature-controlled welding/sealing technology using radio frequency (RF) energy. The SmartBond(TM) process is enabled by unique particles or "susceptors" that are contained within a plastic resin. When exposed to RF signals, these particles or "fillers" react by rapidly heating up to a precise maximum temperature, thus melting and then bonding the plastic parts together. Smartbond(TM) represents an improvement over existing and widely-used plastic welding technologies such as ultrasonic, thermal and laser welding by improving precision, product yields and design flexibility at a competitive cost. This technology has excellent commercial potential in the automotive, filter assemblies, medical devices and packaging markets.

ABOUT SENSERA, INC.

Sensera, Inc. - is focused on producing electronic sensors to monitor and detect chemical and bio-contamination in liquid or air. The sensors are based on Triton's conductive polymer film technology. When exposed to different biochemical agents, the sensing device can detect contamination in liquid at sensitivity levels exceeding current state-of-the-art sensing technologies. These sensors are designed for monitoring and detection of biological and chemical contamination in water, blood, or other liquids. This capability will lead to a variety of applications in water and food monitoring, drug discovery and clinical applications.

Triton Systems, Inc., and TSI are trademarks of Triton Systems, Inc., Elecon and TOR-CP(TM)are trademarks of Elecon, Inc., Tribond and SmartBond(TM)are trademarks of TriBond, Inc., Sensera is a trademark of Sensera, Inc.