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WHERE SECURITY BEGINS

WHERE SECURITY BEGINS. ICx OVERVIEW. Primary Industry Focus Security Transportation Although founded in 2003, numerous ICx Technologies business units have been in business for more than 20 years…as far back as 1975…more than 100 years combined 850+ Employees

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WHERE SECURITY BEGINS

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  1. WHERE SECURITY BEGINS

  2. ICx OVERVIEW Primary Industry Focus Security Transportation Although founded in 2003, numerous ICx Technologies business units have been in business for more than 20 years…as far back as 1975…more than 100 years combined 850+ Employees 400+ Engineering and R&D 70+ PhD Research, development and manufacturing in the US, Canada and Germany Headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, USA 2007 revenues over $130M Global customer base ICx debuted on NASDAQ (ICXT) in November, 2007

  3. 3 KEY PRODUCTS

  4. SYSTEMS DIVISION PLATFORMS IMAGING RADAR COMMAND & CONTROL CAMELEON ITS ORION STS-350 SKYWATCH CAMELEON TACTICAL DEFENDIR STS-1400 & 4400 PURE ACTIV ILLUMINATOR STS-12000 STARWATCH GMS VISIONIR STS-12000 & 30000 CERBERUS

  5. DETECTION DIVISION EXPLOSIVES CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL RAD/NUCLEAR AIRSENTINEL GRIFFIN 450 & X-SORBER IDENTIFINDER FIDO XT & ONBOARD STRIDE SYSTEMS IBAC CHEMSENSE 600 FIDO FASTGATE AGENTASE CAD-KIT FIDO PAXPOINT BIOCAPTURE INTERCEPTOR

  6. 6 INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS

  7. A “Leap in Capability” SEE • Relentless Data Capture • Detect/Identify Threat • Predict Threat COAs UNDERSTAND • Tailor Defense Plans • Identify Vulnerabilities • Know and Manage Risks ACT • Determine Options • Decide First • Act to Remove Threat

  8. Elements of Integrated Security • Allows you to dominate your command space DETER DETECT ASSESS RESPOND

  9. SECURITY BEGINS BEYOND THE FENCE ALARM FROM RADAR WIDE AREA SURVEILLANCE CAMERA SLEWS TRACKING STARTS THREAT ASSESSED RESPONSE TEAM ALERTED FENCE ALARM TRIGGER INTRUDER INTERCEPTED FENCE PROTECTION FENCE ALARM TRIGGERS ZONE ID’D CAMERA SLEWS THREAT ASSESSED RESPONSE TEAM ALERTED INTRUDER INTERCEPTED

  10. 10 MARKETS & APPLICATIONS

  11. Broad Security Technology Footprint SYSTEMS DETECTION

  12. 12 REFERENCE CUSTOMERS

  13. US DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY SBInet AND BOEING CUSTOMER: US Department of Homeland Security – SBInet Program PRIME: Boeing Integrated Defense Systems DEPLOYMENT: Boeing Systems Integration Lab (SIL), ultimately for consideration to help protect the US Northern & Southern Boarder ESTIMATED PROGRAM BUDGET: Program Budget: $2B – $8B ICx SOLUTION: STS-4400 Radar (6 units @ 8/08) APPLICATIONSBInet is a program initiated in 2006 for a new integrated system of personnel, infrastructure, technology, and rapid response to secure the northern and southern land borders of the United States.

  14. SPAWAR BARRY M. GOLWATER AIRFORCE RANGE CUSTOMER: SPAWAR Systems Center, Charleston SC PRIME: BAE Systems DEPLOYMENT: Barry M. Goldwater Air Force Range, Yuma Arizona ESTIMATED TOTAL BUDGET: $2.5M - $5.0M ICx SOLUTIONS: STS-12000 (3 units, 1-07) APPLICATION Marine Corps air-training exercises were being interrupted due to illegal aliens passing through the bombing range. Installing the STS-12000 radars to detect the intruders, with Border Patrol doing interdiction, has eliminated the training down-time due to range intrusions.

  15. US BORDER PATROL GLOBAL TECHNICAL SYSTEMS CUSTOMER: US Border Patrol, Douglas Arizona Station PRIME: Global Technical Systems (GTS) DEPLOYMENT: North Cherry Hill, Douglas Arizona ESTIMATED TOTAL BUDGET: $2.5M ICx SOLUTION: STS-12000 (1 unit, 1-07) APPLICATIONHeavy drug traffic between the Mexican border and the outskirts of Douglas Arizona; US Border Patrol sought a detection system to monitor the very rugged terrain to reduce response time for ICE Agents. A wireless STS-12000 system on a mobile lift system monitors two drug corridors leading to drop houses. The radar System has been highly effective at detecting illegal traffic. .

  16. Mojave Airport • Equipment Controlled • ICx 1400 Radars, DefendIR camera, PelcoNet Encoders, Pelco Spectra IV Domes, Pelco NVR 300 • Project Description • 1 fixed and 4 mobile radars to allow for coverage of different areas of the site • New and existing Pelco Spectra Dome cameras used for tracking intruders • Added a DefendIR for IR capability at night • Video encoding done through PelcoNet encoders and recorded on a Pelco NVR300 network video recorder Mojave Air and Space Port

  17. Liberty Island • Equipment Controlled • Five (5) Fido XT handheld units • Two (2) Fido Fastgate card reader units • Three (3) Identifinder handheld units • Four (4) STS-350 PSRS radar units • Four (4) DI-5000 camera • Two (2) Air-Sentinel units (not currently installed) • One (1) Air-Sentinel unit integrated into existing GA E-Smart system (legacy system) • One (1) Cameleon System (legacy system) • One (1) Skywatch Frontier Tower • One (1) SMS Access Control and Badging System • 4 door access control system

  18. Ft. Monroe – Perimeter base security • General Perimeter Security • 3 Cerberus MX Systems • STS-1400 • DefendIR • Wireless Communications • Cameleon Tactical

  19. 22 INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS

  20. Integrated Networking Capability

  21. Perimeter Security Capabilities Warning Integration with big voice systems Cameleon Tactical Command & Control Access Control*StarWatch Wide Area Surveillance 350m-12000m Ground-based Radar Maritime FP Overwater Surveillance Perimeter Security ICx Thermal Systems Cameras and Illuminators Mobile Surveillance Platforms Cerberus SkyWatch MDAS

  22. Simulation: Military Base EQUIPMENT: 4- STS-350s 4 – DefendIR 35/135s 1 – Cerberus w/DefendIR 100 1 – Mobile STS350/DefendIR 1- Cameleon Tactical C2 TRUCK MOUNTED SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM 4- STS-350s 4 – DefendIR 35/135s 1 – Cerberus w/DefendIR 100 1 – Mobile STS350/DefendIR 1- Cameleon Tactical C2 MOBILE SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM 4- STS-350s 4 – DefendIR 35/135s 1 – Cerberus w/DefendIR 100 1 – Mobile STS350/DefendIR 1- Cameleon Tactical C2

  23. Ground Based Radar & Camera Systems at bases Wireless linked back to Command and Control HQ Mobile Self supporting (generator/battery/solar powered) installations Fixed installations Wireless communications Wireless communications • Single operator can monitor many radars and cameras and co ordinates with central command and control on alarms at the various military bases.

  24. STS-1400 radar and camera Installations Portable / Mobile Airports and Base Security

  25. Mobile and Fixed Applications

  26. 29 SUPPORTING INFORMATION

  27. 30 RADAR SYSTEMS

  28. Comparison – Radar Performance page 31 page 31

  29. Radar Comparison – Blind Spots FMCW detects a higher percentage of valid intruders Doesn’t depend on intruder walking a minimum speed Doesn’t depend on the intruder walking in a certain direction The FMCW radar is in charge of detection, not the intruder as is the case with Pulse Doppler No Low Detection Areas Areas of Low Detection Likelihood Pulse Doppler FMCW page 32

  30. Radar Comparison – Camera Operation ICx radars match camera beamwidths much better than pulse Doppler radars, accurately designating cameras automatically Pulse Doppler radars do not ensure intruder is in field of view, requiring manual override to find target – no automatic operation Pulse Doppler generally means an operator for each radar, to evaluate false alarms and find the target page 33

  31. Product Mix page 34 page 34

  32. Product Overview • Multiple programmable detection/non-detection zones • Low False Alarm Rate (3 max in 24 hours) • Only radars ever to pass USAF requirement • Low radiated power (no radiation hazard at any range) • Multiple radars on a Control Station • All radar models controlled by single Control Station • Automatic camera slewing to target • Integrates with Cameleon for multiple camera control page 35

  33. STS-350

  34. STS-1400 STS Console STS Server STS Terminal

  35. 38 IMAGING SYSTEMS

  36. Imaging Systems: Product Overview Orion • Pan & Tilt or Fixed Camera • Thermal & CCD sensors • Passive System DefendIR • Pan & Tilt Camera • Thermal & CCD sensors • Passive System VisionIR • Fixed Camera • Thermal sensor • Passive System Illuminator • Pan & Tilt Camera • CCD sensor & High-Powered Spotlight • Active System Range Performance: 1000m 6km 6km 20km 2km 500m 3km 9km page 39

  37. 40 COMMAND &CONTROL

  38. Cameleon Applications • Wide Area Perimeter Surveillance • Border Protection • Ports, Airports • Digital Video Management • Display Wall Integration • Integration to Legacy CCTV Systems • Sign Control • Lane Control • Event Management Cameleon Tactical • Radar and Tracking Support • Automatic Camera Tracking • Geo-referenced Mapping Cameleon Enterprise • Multi-manufacturer Support • Highly Customizable • Analog/Digital/Hybrid Systems Cameleon ITS • Dynamic Message Sign Support • Detectors (Speed, Volume, Occupancy) • State Based Automation page 41

  39. Cameleon Solution

  40. Tactical Components

  41. Cameleon Professional Services Typical On-Site Commissioning and Configuration • 2 trips of 5 days (for 1 to 3 radars and <10 cameras) • 1 trip of 3 days for training Rough Order of Magnitude Costs for Driver Development • Non API based camera control - $7500 • Non API based camera control with Tracking capability - $10k • API based encoder driver – $15 to $20k • Access control driver - $20 to $30k • Analytics driver - $20 to $30k • Radar driver - $20k • All custom drivers require that equipment be shipped to Victoria for development and testing. • API based custom drivers require that the manufacturer have an API available to ICx.

  42. 45 TACTICAL PLATFORMS

  43. Mobile Tactical Platforms SkyWatch • 25 ft. elevation • Surveillance packages available • Ballistic protection available • High Profile deterrent presence SkyWatch Two Man Cab • All the features of SkyWatch with a bigger compartment • Roughly 2 ft. longer • Provides for increased two man capability • Convertible to FAA standards for ATC towers Cerberus • Increased surveillance and sensor capability • Increased customizable platform • MSS version • Skid Mounted • Sling loaded • 100 ft. tower

  44. Fixed Tower One application use only High difficulty in moving along w/ high expense Poor vantage point should needs change only slightly Poor investment over time Scalability is limited Mobile Tower Adaptability to meet changing needs Optimum vantage points Much higher return on investment Easy and inexpensive to move Highly scalable Tower Comparison: Mobile vs. Fixed

  45. Cerberus LX

  46. Nominal detection range 0.5km • Continuous pan and tilt All - ICx CONFIGURED CERBERUS • Nominal detection range 5km • Continuous pan and tilt • Nominal detection range 1.5km • Continuous pan and tilt 5km 1.5km 0.5km

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