Eye Tracking Technology a Breakthrough for Law Enforcement SUPERIOR, Colo., June 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- VisioNetx, a manufacturing division of AcuNetx Corp. (OTC:ANTX) (BULLETIN BOARD: ANTX) , announced today that its HawkEye RECON(TM) system for tracking and recording eye movements of suspect DUI drivers was successfully deployed in a roadside sobriety check point application in Arizona by the Prescott Valley Police Department. During field tests over Memorial Day weekend, the PVPD made the first-ever evidence capture videos using an eye movement detection device to corroborate DUI arrests. At a separate venue, the HawkEye device was also used in training sessions for officers learning Standardized Field Sobriety Test and Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) techniques. "Faster, more accurate, more objective and less invasive than breathalyzers or blood tests, this eye scanning technology promises to be a major breakthrough for law enforcement detection and discovery. Because it is based on infrared video image capture, we can even use it in total darkness. For the first time, police can capture the objective video evidence to corroborate the law officer's Standardized Field Sobriety Test," said Sgt. Richard "Dick" Studdard, LAPD (ret.), founder of the Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) program and consultant to VisioNetx. "HawkEye's performance, and its reception by the law enforcement community and prosecuting attorneys, has exceeded my expectations. The system emphasizes the subtleties that officers may miss in standard physical tests, and therefore can provide much more powerful evidence in court." "The future applications of this technology are enormous, and will enhance the way law enforcement professionals do their jobs keeping our highways and communities safe," said Ron Waldorf, co-inventor of HawkEye and Senior VP of Innovation & Development for AcuNetx. "By reading eyes, law enforcement agencies can capture and digitize this data for evidence gathering, identification, database management and other uses. Eye signs have always been the most sensitive indicators of lack of sobriety. Now the courts can see what the police officer saw at roadside." "As a company, we are very excited about the law enforcement applications of our core eye tracking and recording technology," said Dr. Terry Knapp, CEO of AcuNetx. "The devices we intend to bring to market this year in the law enforcement sector alone create a U.S. market opportunity that exceeds $3 billion for AcuNetx." With some real world experience behind it, HawkEye RECON will be on exhibit at the annual International Association of Chiefs of Police/DRE Conference in Kansas City, June 14-16. For image of the HawkEye RECON(TM) system please visit http://www.metzger.com/HawkEye.jpg. About AcuNetx, Inc. Based in Superior, Colo., AcuNetx is a family of smart device companies, united by the company's proprietary Smart Device Connect(TM) (SDC) telematics platform, that capture, digitize and apply human data for the medical, law enforcement and occupational safety industries. Its VisioNetx division, based in Colorado, manufactures state-of-the-art eye tracking devices for law enforcement DRE applications and workplace impairment screening. For more information on the AcuNetx family of companies please visit http://www.acunetx.com/. DATASOURCE: AcuNetx Corp. CONTACT: John Metzger, Metzger Associates, +1-303-786-7000, ext. 2202, , for AcuNetx Corp. Web site: http://www.metzger.com/HawkEye.jpg Web site: http://www.acunetx.com/

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