Mikros Systems Corporation (OTCBB: MKRS), Princeton, New Jersey, May
11, 2005 -- Mikros Systems Corporation is pleased to announce on May 2,
3, and 4 the Company participated in a Navy Industry Conference in
Reston, VA which was a forum for 140 small businesses exhibiting their
new products.
The Transition Assistance Program (TAP) is sponsored by the U.S. Navy
and brings together these companies with larger company representatives
and government executives. The objective is to help the companies
transition from development (Phase 2 SBIR) to production or
commercialization of the products (Phase 3).
On the second day, Mikros gave a 20-minute presentation on the
Adaptive Diagnostic Electronic Portable
Testset (ADEPT®) equipment that
is being developed on a contract with NSWC Dahlgren. In addition, the
working equipment was on display for three days in the Mikros display
booth. There are photos of the booth and the Mikros staff on our
website www.Mikros.us.
Mikros was able to demonstrate ADEPT to a number of the largest
defense contractors and key government officials. Over a dozen marketing
leads resulted from the three-day conference and the company will be
following up on these potential opportunities aggressively.
The initial application of ADEPT is to improve the maintainability of
the Navy’s SPY-1 radars and other shipboard radars and electronic
equipment. It also extends to the commercial sector such as FAA radars,
cellular stations, and other electronic equipment.
Mikros Systems Corporation is a high technology company focused upon
the development and application of new technologies in the defense
industry and commercial markets.
The public is encouraged to view
the Mikros website (www.Mikros.us)
for further information and updates on the Company.
Source: Mikros Systems Corporation
CONTACT: Thomas J. Meaney -
(609) 987-1513
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