Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office to Acquire NAViSEER(R) Personnel Tracking System for SWAT Tactical Deployment

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- SEER Technology, Inc. (SEER), a leading provider of Precision Personnel Tracking solutions announces that the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office (GCSO) located in metro-Atlanta, Georgia, is the first in the nation to implement the NAViSEER solution for tactical officer tracking and active location. This solution provides real time Command and Control situational awareness in an accurate, user-friendly 3D format via the SEER3D visualization interface.

"NAViSEER provides real time visualization of tactical asset location in GPS and GPS-denied areas," said Lieutenant Buzz Benson of GCSO. "Personnel may now be tracked indoors, including heavy buildings and below-grade structures, greatly enhancing situational awareness for commanders and team leaders."

"We are pleased to have this commitment from Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office, one of our nation's leading Law Enforcement technology and evaluation centers of new products for First Responders," said Fred Gallander, CEO of SEER. "Their ties with the National Institute of Justice and their active participation throughout the lifecycle of NAViSEER development gives tremendous credibility to the NAViSEER and reinforces its reputation as a world class product."

According to Captain Rick Rollison of GCSO, "The NAViSEER inertial positioning system is accurate, reliable, intuitive and rugged. We have found it to be a critical equipment resource providing unmatched situational awareness capabilities."

NAViSEER meets the requirement of seeing where human assets are deployed at all times, which facilitates keeping them safe during dangerous or critical operations.

As stated in the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office Test and Evaluation report, "NAViSEER will save lives."

Shipment of NAViSEER units to GCSO will commence in November, 2009.

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About SEER Technology

Seer Technology, Inc., headquartered in Salt Lake City, UT., is delivering tactical personnel tracking and chemical recognition products for use in Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health (IDLH) situations in First Responder, Public Safety, Government and Commercial markets. These products allow customers to "See What Can't Be Seen" to protect lives and increase productivity in dangerous environments.
About the National Institute of Justice

The National Institute of Justice performs testing, development and evaluation activities that assist the transfer and adoption of technology into practice by Law Enforcement and Corrections agencies, courts and crime laboratories.