SEER Technology, Inc.

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SEER is focused on delivering products which will identify threats and help protect personnel from harm in first responder situations. Five basic attributes have guided the development of the SEER products: (1) Low Cost (2) High Performance (3) Portability (4) Ease of use (5) Accuracy and reliability. These attributes will allow SEER products to be available and used by a broad customer base. But we know that ultimately our business is helping to save lives. Our goal is to provide solutions for those putting their lives on the line each day to enable them to return safely home to their families.

Before joining SEER Technology, Mr. Arnold spent 7 years as a Senior Research Associate at the University of Utah, Center for Micro Analysis and Reaction Chemistry. Previous to that, Mr. Arnold was President of FemtoScan Corporation in Salt Lake City, UT. In addition to his responsibilities as president, he also directed research and development for FemtoScan. These R&D efforts included continuing development of FemtoScan AVS-TLGC equipment and applications using both MS and IMS based detectors. Though his original training was in physics and applied mathematics, Mr. Arnold has long held an interest in analytical chemistry and instrumentation. Past projects include continuing development of a direct atmospheric vapor sampling inlet for use with a portable mass spectrometer via a transfer line GC/MS method, construction of a man-portable transfer line GC/MS system and testing of novel GC/IMS concepts. Mr. Arnold's research experience extends to a number of mass spectrometric instrument types including magnetic sector, quadrupole and ion trap type instruments, and methods including GC/MS, chemical ionization MS, and FAB MS in both low and high resolution systems.

SEER was founded in 2005 with a mission to bring advanced chemical recognition technology, available only in high-end gas chromatography laboratories, to the field in a portable unit. Historically the recognition of unknown chemicals and their concentrations required trained laboratory personnel and multiple lab instruments costing hundreds of thousands of dollars. With the launch of AccuSense, first responders now have the ability to detect and identify multiple unknown chemicals and concentrations in a field deployable unit with only one button operation. It's like taking an entire gas chromatograph laboratory with you to the field. And because AccuSense does not require inert gas as a reference like so many other chemical detection systems, it is perfect for continuous monitoring applications such as in commercial industrial and environmental situations.

Mr. Lutnicki was a founder of Computer Network Technology (CNT) where he served as VP of Marketing and as a member of the Board of Directors. CNT developed ground breaking mainframe communications technology that supported Local Area Networking and Storage Area Networking solutions for the nation's largest business and government entities. Mr. Lutnicki served as VP of Sales and Marketing for GEOSPAN Corporation, the developer of Visual Geographic Information. GEOSPAN is the leading provider of high resolution, multi-angle oblique aerial and integrated 360° street-level photogrammetric imagery to industry. Mr. Lutnicki's career path includes global sales leadership honors for Net Perceptions, the developer of collaborative filtering software for e-commerce. Mr. Lutnicki holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Boston University.

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