Flexpoint to Demonstrate Technology after Shareholders' Meeting

DRAPER, Utah--Nov. 2, 20051, 2005--Flexpoint Sensor Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: FLXT) today announced that after their annual shareholders' meeting the company will demonstrate their Bend Sensor(R) technology and host a tour of their headquarters and manufacturing facility.

The 2005 Annual Shareholders' Meeting will take place tomorrow, November 22nd at the Grand America Hotel located at 555 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, at 10 a.m. Mountain Time. Afterwards, the company is inviting attendees to their manufacturing facility to tour the engineering, testing, and production operations.

"This shareholders' meeting will provide a thorough and comprehensive overview of Flexpoint's historical events, current operations and our vision for this Company's future," stated CEO of Flexpoint, Clark Mower. "After the shareholders meeting, we will have representatives from R&D Products to discuss the recent medical bed contract and members from our engineering team will demonstrate some our applications including automotive products. These combined events will allow the shareholders, money managers, and members of the press who are attending our meetings to truly understand why we are so excited about this technology and its potential."

Flexpoint Sensor Systems, Inc. has developed and patented the Bend Sensor(R) Technology. The Bend Sensor is a technological breakthrough that offers a superior solution for applications that require accurate measurement and sensing of deflection, acceleration and range of motion. Global market opportunities include automotive, medical, industrial controls, government, health and fitness, security, computer, aerospace, transportation and consumer products.

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