1. David Miller Business Development Manager Taking Wireless Communications to the Next Level © 2009

2. The Problem Today all wireless communication standards and protocols are based on wired networks, creating problems that include: – Cumbersome set-ups – Limited Range – Limited scalability – Difficult to adapt to new applications – Low reliability © 2009

3. The Solution Bluetronix, Inc. revolutionary wireless communications protocol – SWARM routing. Technology developed for and validated by Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and Office of Secretary of Defense (OSD) Provides omni-directional, point-to-multi-point, cooperative operation © 2009

4. Bluetronix Advantage Devices Communicate Directly! No set-up – No IP addresses or routing tables Inherently redundant – No access or control points – Each point is a routing point Extended range Built-in security Works with Mobility Connects to the Internet © 2009

5. Market Opportunity Wireless technology will see widespread adoption on the plant floor and out in the field. – Analysts at ARC Advisory Group and IMS Research predict the worldwide market for wireless technology in manufacturing will grow at a 26% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the next five years.ARC Advisory GroupIMS Research – Market for wireless technology in manufacturing is projected to exceed $1 billion in 2010 © 2009

6. Lower Colorado River Authority, Lost Pines Power Park Source: Runkle, David ISA: Power Plant Wireless Economics 101 Wireless network solutions require 40% lower initial capital costs than the wired option. Adding data points to a wireless network realizes a savings of 80% per point versus a wired network. Provided access to already existing but stranded diagnostic information. Market Opportunity

7. Early Stage Investment – Seeking up to $1.2 M for product development and market entry. Strategic Partners –OEM’s and Electronics companies seeking to add functionality or extend product lines with wireless. –Innovative manufacturers seeking to increase efficiency through data acquisition and process controls. –Service providers integrating process controls and/or wireless network solutions. © 2009 Current Needs

8. Engineering – Circuit design – Systems integration – Software development and customization Contract Manufacturing –Printed circuit boards –Assembly and testing –Product packaging and fulfillment Sales & distribution partners for strategic markets © 2009 Supplier Opportunities

9. David Miller Rocket Ventures Tel: (419) 343-0471 Email: miller@rgp.org © 2009