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Posted on: Thursday, 28 April 2011, 11:29 CDT

 

SILVERDALE, Wash., April 28, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Infrared Systems International (OTCQB: IFRS) is pleased to announce that our subsidiary, Infrared Applications, Inc., has entered into an agreement with Discovery Technology International Inc. (DTII) a Maryland corporation. Under terms of the agreement DTII will develop a portable demonstration system for HarmAlarm that will be used to demonstrate the patent protected features of HarmAlarm for selected corporations.

 

Mr. Gary Ball, Infrared Applications, Inc.’s President, showcased HarmAlarm at ISC West 2011 as the next generation in physical security surveillance systems. HarmAlarm is based upon the company’s recent patent issued June 2010. HarmAlarm forms a family of applications all based upon this next generation patent protected technology.

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