IRBL - LAS VEGAS, March 6, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- InRob Ltd. (OTCBB:IRBL), a leader in
the development and production of advanced wireless control systems and
integrated solutions for unmanned ground vehicles (UGV), today announced that
the Company's CEO and General Manager returned from DefExpo '06 with excellent
new leads for establishing long-term business relationships.
"InRob is particularly grateful to our local representatives in India, Alpha
Design Technologies, for assisting the Company to participate in this elite
global event," notes Mr. Ben-Tsur Joseph, CEO of InRob Tech. "Our participation
in the DefExpo represents InRob's kick-off of global business development
activities for 2006 and we look forward to working closely with the Indian
government over the coming years through our partnership with IMI."
InRob Tech's Hornet MK-5 was on exhibit at the show. Homeland security and
defense representatives from all over the world were shown, first-hand, the
performance advantages of this compact, rubber-tracked robot that is ideal for
such activities as bomb disposal and riot control.
"We were pleasantly surprised at DefExpo this year," continues Joseph. "Our
newly developed remote control weapon station (RCWS) was also on display at the
exhibition, only it was in the booth of India's Ordinance Factory Board (OFB), a
division of their Ministry of Defense. Through their relationship with Israel
Military Industries (IMI), the OFB is promoting the RCWS within the various
military divisions in India. This is an exciting 3-way relationship and, as a
result, we expect to close the 300 unit order for the weapon stations sometime
later this year."
"We had many very interesting meetings and we will be extremely busy over the
coming months in following up on the business development activities that were
initiated at this exhibition. Our potential customers will be making major
budgetary decisions, so it is reasonable to expect that the sales process for
any one of our UGV's or remote controlled systems will extend at least six to
twelve months."
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