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ASX Company News: Panorama Synergy Enters Worldwide Licensing Agreement With UWA

Monday, October 17th, 2011

Panorama Synergy Ltd (PSY) is pleased to announce it has entered into an exclusive worldwide licensing agreement with the University of Western Australia (UWA) for optical technologies related to highly sensitive measurements by multiple, simultaneous micro-cantilever micro-electro-mechanical system (MEMS) sensors. Optical cantilever technology has relevance to miniaturized biological and chemical sensing and has a plethora of applications in medical sensing, security (detection of chemicals associated with explosives) and gas detection, to name but a few. The technology has potential to provide the ability to build low-cost chips containing multi-system, multi-analyte sensors. UWA has been awarded an ARC grant to develop this technology and, under the licensing agreement, Panorama Synergy has rights up to 75% share on products and 50% share on sub-licences. Two complete patent applications covering this technology have been lodged in the USA and Australia. In addition PSY has lodged in Australia a provisional patent application for a variant technology that offers additional capabilities.

Panorama Synergy’s Chairman, Mr John Athans commented: “This licensing agreement with UWA provides significant commercial opportunities for Panorama Synergy. MEMS technology has a huge and fast growing end market with applications ranging from digital touch screen devices to motor vehicle airbags. The breakthrough technology which is under development by UWA has potential to revolutionise many of these devices by facilitating their manufacture in more compact and portable sizes.”

Panorama Synergy Limited (PSY) is developing and commercialising a breakthrough in photonics that the Company believes has multiple applications for Entertainment, Education, Healthcare and Telecommunications. Panorama Synergy has a solid foundation of development over five years that has resulted in a proven, patent protected, leading-edge technology which provides substantial benefits for prospective commercial partners.

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ASX Company News: Panorama Synergy Launches Online Lead Generation Machine

Tuesday, March 15th, 2011

Australian technology company, Panorama Synergy Ltd (PSY) announced the release of Lead Generation Machine. This is the first in a suite of downloadable products and software services that comprise the Company’s recently announced Integrated Online Sales Platform.

The Platform is based on a recurring revenue model that is highly scalable and expected to generate cashflow and near-term profit for Panorama Synergy. The Lead Generation Machine beta site is now open for founding members or early adopters and can be accessed at www.leadgenerationmachine.net

The Platform will provide small and medium enterprises (SMEs) worldwide with the tools they need for effective sales and marketing online. Lead Generation Machine shows SMEs how to attract their ideal customers to their website and trigger an enquiry, thereby automatically establishing immediate relationships and qualified sales leads.

Panorama Synergy’s Managing Director, Terry Walsh said it is essential for businesses to have an effective online sales and marketing strategy.  “It is estimated that ninety percent of sales of all products and services these days begin with an online search, so SMEs increasingly must have an effective presence on the internet” said Mr Walsh.

“Effective means a combination of the correct leverage of the technologies involved, a strong traditional sales and marketing framework underlying the technology and synergistic alignment of the online process with the SME’s business processes.  It is not simply a website” he explained.

The core benefit to customers is making their business more profitable by driving incremental new customers to their door using their online presence and, at the same time, reducing transaction costs as well as avoiding all too common costly online start up mistakes.

Panorama Synergy will target the ever increasing SME market which is represented by an estimated 155 million web sites globally. “The number of websites is just the tip of the iceberg.  This is a group of business being starved of reliable, easy to understand and implementable advice about how to compete in the world’s largest marketplace, the online market” Mr Walsh said.

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ASX Company News: Panorama Synergy Enters JV Agreement With University of Western Australia

Wednesday, December 15th, 2010

Australian technology company, Panorama Synergy Limited (PSY) is pleased to announce that the Company has agreed with the University of Western Australia (UWA) to share the commercial rights to a new optical invention. The new invention is the subject of three new patents.

Panorama Synergy Limited (PSY) is developing and commercialising a breakthrough in photonics that the Company believes has multiple applications for Entertainment, Education, Heath Care and Telecommunications. High Definition 3D cinema projection is the initial target. The Company believes its proprietary solid-state, light switching technology or Magneto photonic Crystal (MPC) will have significant performance and commercial advantages over current legacy technology, the digital light processing chip that has served the market for over twenty years. With ultra high speed combined with low power consumption and heat output, the Company believes its MPC will significantly enhance performance and user experience in display technologies while reducing costs for the distribution and display of 2D and 3D content. Panorama Synergy has a solid foundation of development over five years that has resulted in a proven, patent protected, leading-edge technology which provides substantial benefits for prospective commercial partners.

www.panoramasynergy.com

http://www.traderdealer.com.au/Fundamentals/psy

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