Flexpoint Announces New York Cab Project


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DRAPER, UT--December 7, 2011: Flexpoint Sensor Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: FLXT) announced that they are currently working with a Company for the inclusion of a wireless reporting system for seat occupancy for taxi cabs and other "for-hire" vehicles in New York. The Bend Sensor offers a superior solution for applications that require accurate measurement and sensing of deflection, acceleration and range of motion. There are more than 13 thousand taxis operating in the New York area as well as over 40,000 other for-hire vehicles, including "black cars', commuter vans and ambulettes.

“We have sent the prototype units for testing and are currently adapting the PC Boards for inclusion of a Bluetooth system for reporting. They are very anxious to get the system working and installed.”

Clark Mower, President of Flexpoint Sensor Systems, stated, "We have sent the prototype units for testing and are currently adapting the PC Boards for inclusion of a Bluetooth system for reporting. They are very anxious to get the system working and installed."

This technology, paired with our occupant sensing capabilities will allow public transportation to monitor seat occupancy in a more efficient way in New York as well as in cabs in South American countries and Canada.

Mower further stated, "We are excited about this product and the potential revenue stream we will receive from it."

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