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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Exigent International, Inc. (XGNT) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Max Fletcher who wrote (37)	11/26/1997 9:14:00 AM
From: WallStBum	Respond to of 159

WOW! BusinessWire, Tuesday, November 25, 1997 at 09:17 MELBOURNE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 25, 1997-- Integrates Micron Technology to Broaden Application of FotoTag Airport System Exigent International, Inc. (CHX: XNT, XNTWS; OBB:XGNT, XGNTW) today announced its FotoTag, Inc. subsidiary has introduced FotoTag(TM) ActiveTracking Engine(TM). The new system facilitates tracking and control of people and objects in a wide range of environments. The first generation of FotoTag(TM) tracked passengers and their luggage from flight check-in to aircraft boarding. A patent application for the new FotoTag(TM) ActiveTracking Engine(TM) has been filed. This Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 95 and Windows(R) NT based system is user friendly and promotes flexibility and expandability to other application domains. It is capable of performing such diverse functions as passenger/baggage reconciliation and tracking the movement of people and goods in the manufacturing environment. It also shows exceptional promise for financial transaction automation, materials handling control, personnel ID and access control, and retail automation. FotoTag(TM) ActiveTracking Engine(TM) features the integration with Micron Communications' MicroStamp(R) Remote Integrated Circuit (RIC) technology. The MicroStamp is a very small, high-performance, high-frequency, low cost unit based on the MicroStamp integrated circuit. Management was not specific about the potential market for ActiveTracking Engine(TM) but has said the original FotoTag(TM) passenger/baggage reconciliation system alone could have a market potential for thousands of airports worldwide. Exigent International, based in Melbourne, Florida, is a public holding company that currently has two high-tech subsidiaries, Software Technology, Inc. (STI) and Fototag, Inc. STI is the world's leading developer of systems that track and control satellite constellations such as IRIDIUM(R) and Global Positioning System (GPS). FotoTag, Inc. develops systems that track location and movement of people and objects. Micron Communications, Inc. is a subsidiary of Micron Technology, Inc., which trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol MU. For additional information contact Jim Wheeler of Jim Wheeler & Associates, Financial Public Relations Consultants, 847/918-8464, E-mail: jwafpr@mc.net, or Don F. Riordan, Exigent CFO, 888/952-XGNT, E-mail:info@xgnt.com. Web sites include http//www.: xgnt.com, virtualir.com/xgnt and microncommunications.com. IRIDIUM is a registered trademark and service mark of Iridium, LLC. CONTACT: Jim Wheeler & Associates Jim Wheeler 847/918-8464 E-mail: jwafpr@mc.net, or Don F. Riordan, Exigent CFO 888/952-XGNT, E-mail:info@xgnt.com or URL: http//www.: xgnt.com virtualir.com/xgnt microncommunications.com

To: Max Fletcher who wrote (37)	11/26/1997 9:19:00 AM
From: WallStBum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 159

Follows an article with relevance to our favorite satellite command & control system company Not only with relavance, but with REFERENCE: To date, Iridium is clearly in the lead of becoming the first global wireless system as it has successfully launched 39 of its 66 satellites in its planned LEO constellation. The Motorola-backed venture may actually succeed in introducing its services sometime in 1998. Exigent is a partner in the IRIDIUM project aren't they? dax