THE WORLD'S FIRST THROUGH THE EARTH
WIRELESS EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK.

Vital Alert's Emergency Broadcast Network (EBN) is the first and only fail-safe, pre and post disaster, digital, wireless, early warning, emergency and evacuation network, capable of sending 2-way voice and text communications through earth, skyscrapers, subways, tunnels, ocean and more. EBN can be used in urban, subterranean and ocean environments.

This technology is not 'radio' and does not have the short falls of radio, which is line of sight technology. EBN technology has the ability to penetrate the earth by sending vital information through the earth for several miles or through steel and concrete buildings. Rock, concrete, steel, debris and dust cannot stop the EBN communications signal. It is the 'real' solution to radio failures that plagued warning and rescue operations during disaster and extreme environmental situations such as the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Towers, Madrid, and the London subway bombings.

Vital Alert's EBN technology can save and protect the lives of First Responders (Police, Fire, Ambulance and Rescue) and the public, in extreme environments such as fire, hurricanes, earthquakes, terrorism and other Homeland Security disasters. Our proprietary technologies are R&D 100 Award winners.

WAKE-UP-CALL

The 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were an early demonstration of the weaknesses and failures of existing emergency response communications infrastructure and antiquated radio-frequency systems.

On that critical day, radio transmitters and cell sites including telecommunications infrastructure were damaged. Emergency personnel could not communicate in these challenging environmental conditions. There were tremendous gaps in command and control. Firefighters were cut off from critical communication because their radio systems failed. Many lives were lost.

" When the towers went down the cell sites were lost. As cell sites dropped, so did the communications. We operated on Nextel, then Nextel dropped, then they came back up. And the thing with the walkie-talkies - I'm not an expert, but I can tell you this: Go to any of the communications companies out there, go to the best, go to Motorola, go to the best there is, show me one radio, show me one radio that they will guarantee you this radio will go through that metal, it will go through the debris, it will go through the dust, you will have 100 percent communications 100 percent of the time. There is none. There is none." **

-Former NYC Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik

EXPERTISE

Vital Alert's state-of-the-art wireless technology, utilizing digital, magnetic frequency transmissions represents the first major breakthrough over hard-wired early warning 'radio' communications in 90 years!

Mining

Vital Alert's wireless digital communications technology for text messaging has existed since the early 1990's. It was co-developed by the United States Department of the Interior, as an early warning evacuation system for underground miners. The technology won the prestigious R & D 100 Award considered to be the "Nobel Prize" of applied research in 1993. The safety product was also awarded an Occupational Safety and Health award in 1994 and nominated by the United States Department of the Interior who touted the system as "the most significant advances in mine safety of the century".

Homeland Security

As a result of September 11, 2001, Vital Alert began to focus its energies on Homeland Security and to develop a new, fail-safe communications system that was fail-safe and reliable, and could protect and save the lives of emergency personnel - firefighters, police, ambulance, city workers, subways, aqua duct workers etc. and the general public in severe emergency, disaster and terrorist situations.

Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)

In 2004, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) selected Vital Alert Communication Inc for an exclusive field-of-use license on innovative technology, adding new and unique capabilities to the Vital Alert Emergency Broadcast Network (EBN). With both 2-way voice and text communications, new doors were open to several urban applications such as subway systems, skyscrapers, airports, refineries, nuclear power plants, port security, tunnels and more.

WE SAVE LIVES

Emergency Broadcast Network (EBN)

EBN's 2-way, voice and text messaging technology can be used in urban, subterranean and ocean environments, The network's 2-way voice system has the ability to penetrate the earth to depths of up to a thousand feet. EBN's text messaging system can penetrate to 9000 feet. It is the first and only fail-safe early warning, emergency and evacuation network technology, capable of communicating through skyscrapers, subways, tunnels, the earth, the ocean and more.

The system is fail-safe, secure, robust, reliable and cost effective, so you can be assured all parties will confidently "Get the Message". The system can virtually be applied to any on/off wireless function a city may require in a disaster situation. When all other systems are down, this system could be implemented through mobile units as the primary emergency back-up communications system in disaster situations such 9/11.

Those that put their lives on the frontline deserve the best technology available today. Vital Alert's unique operating system (voice and/or text messaging) insures and protects the lives of those who are on the frontline in emergency, rescue and security operations.

** The products and services of Vital Alert Communication Inc. have been developed by Vital Alert Communication Inc. in response to the urgent need demonstrated by the events of September 11, 2001. The new York City Police department and former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik have not been introduced to the products and services of Vital Alert Communication Inc. and have not endorsed the products or services of Vital Alert Communciation Inc in any manner whatsoever and the use of the forgoing quotation is not in any way intended to suggest any endorsement of the product or services of Vital Alert Communication Inc. by the New York City Police Department and former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik or by either of them.