IntelliStick Awarded 'Popular Mechanics Editor's Choice' at SEMA Show 2007

LAS VEGAS, Oct. 30, 2007 -- IntelliStick(TM) has been awarded "Popular Mechanics Editor's Choice" by a panel of judges at the prestigious SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. IntelliStick is a patented dipstick replacement sensor technology which monitors and reports the actual condition of automotive engine oil in real time. The Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) is an international trade association which consists of a diverse group of automotive manufacturers and aftermarket companies with more than 7,000 corporate members worldwide.

IntelliStick was originally developed by Robert Kauffman in conjunction with the U.S. military for use on the Joint Strike Fighter Jet and the Humvee(R). This innovative product electronically monitors anti-wear conditions in engine oil and continuously scans for water/coolant and fuel intrusions. Data is readily accessible through any Microsoft(R) Windows(R)-based Bluetooth(R)-enabled PDA, cell phone or laptop.

"We are honored to receive this award by the prestigious Popular Mechanics Magazine, the leading technology publication," said Keith Easler, director of product development, IntelliStick, Inc. "We anticipate a bright future with this product and the award confirms the technology invested in bringing this exciting new technology to the automotive consumer."

The IntelliStick is compatible with most gasoline and diesel engines and provides the potential for extending engine life as well as increased economy. For additional information, call (888) 812-5988 or visit http://www.intellistick.com/.

About IntelliStick, Inc.

IntelliStick represents the first time the general public has had access to this pioneering methodology that detects anti-oxidant conditions and oxidation/acid build-up in motor oils. Early detection of these conditions can lead to improved performance, greater fuel economy and contribute to longer engine life. http://www.intellistick.com/