Telemetrics Innovative Camera Robotics Design and Engineering on Display at NAB 05

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Las Vegas, NV (April 13, 2015) - The depth and breadth of the Telemetrics exhibit at this year's NAB reinforces the company's position as the industry leader in camera control systems. Featuring expanded product lines, innovative features and cost effective solutions for system enhancements, the comprehensive lineup delivers superior performance across a wide range of broadcast and commercial applications.

Exhibit highlights include the Advanced Presenter Tracking System (APTS), designed to make meeting room environments more presenter-friendly; the TG4M Track System the newest addition to the highly versatile TeleGlide Camera Track System line; the EP6 Series of Televator Elevating Pedestals, now available in three additional models to cover a wider range of needs and applications; and the versatile RoboEye HD camera/robotic PTZ that delivers HD imaging and high-end robotics performance in a fully integrated, cost-effective package.

Camera control systems are playing a major role in the industry's changing workflow, said Anthony Cuomo, President, Telemetrics, Inc. We are pleased to be a part of that change by providing cost effective and innovative systems that offer high performance and reliability.

Telemetrics' APTS robotic system operates by locating and tracking a small, lightweight sensor in a defined area and allows simultaneous multiple-camera tracking of one or several presenters. It does not require line of sight between the presenter and the receiver. The system can control an almost unlimited number of robotic devices (video cameras, spotlights, etc.) Telemetrics' expanding line of Televator elevating pedestals now includes the EP6-350, EP6-700 and EP6-1000. The Televators can be ceiling or floor mounted and accommodate all Telemetrics pan/tilt heads, studio dolly kit and the TG4 camera track system. For added production convenience, they are virtual-set ready.

Telemetrics' TG4M uses a newly designed, streamlined trolley and track to minimize space requirements and deliver reliable, stable operation with almost no maintenance. The TeleGlide series supports straight and curved tracks for television studio, conference room, sports and house of worship applications. The system is Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) ready; no updates or retrofits are required, just the addition of the virtual interface box.

The Telemetrics RoboEye integrated HD camera/robotic PTZ provides quality, convenience and value in an out-of-the-box package. It features servo motors for maximum accuracy in positioning and velocity which, along with HD quality, make it ideal for use in broadcast and production applications, in virtual systems and in commercial or industrial military applications.

Also on display is a selection of products from Telemetrics' line of PTZ heads and weatherproof housings, camera control panels and camera track systems including the TeleGlide track system.

For more information on Telemetrics' camera control systems call 201-848-9818, fax 201-848-9819, or visit www.telemetricsinc.com.

About Telemetrics, Inc.

Telemetrics, Inc. offers a comprehensive line of camera control components and systems for broadcast, industrial, educational, medical and military applications. The company's highly specialized line includes: camera robotics systems including programmable computer controlled pan/tilt mechanisms, weatherproof camera robotic systems, motorized camera trolley systems, advanced control software, and a wide variety of programmable controllers. Additional products include camera control systems through triax/coax/fiber cable, RF and fiber links and teleconferencing and distance learning systems.

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