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Telemetrics Demonstrates Advanced, Affordable Camera Robotics and Control Systems at NATExpo 2013 TG4 Track System Offers S Curves for Floor or Ceiling Mounting

RCCP-1 Remote Camera Control Panel Provides Comprehensive Functionality

Enterprise Database Control Software Syncs All Robotics and Settings with Back-up

TeleSoft Camera Control Software Accommodates Various Manufacturers' PTZ Cameras

Moscow, Russia (November 18, 2013) -Telemetrics Inc., a recognized international leader in camera robotics systems, is showing their innovative and economical camera robotics and control systems at this year's NATExpo show. Additions to the company's product portfolio include a new camera track system and a networkable remote camera control panel plus two new control software platforms that open up new avenues for studio design and centralized control with extreme cost-efficiency.

We have engineered our new camera robotics and control software systems to deliver optimal performance while preserving operational budgets, said Anthony Cuomo, President, Telemetrics Inc. Our prime objective is to provide broadcast and production management with cost-effective technologies that enhance their capabilities.

New products on display from Telemetrics at NATExpo 2013 include:

TG4 Teleglide track system provides the ability for either ceiling or floor mounting with curved track sections and stable support for elevating/lowering Telemetrics' Pan/Tilt Heads via Telemetrics Televator Elevating Pedestals. The TG4 is fully servo controlled, providing accurate preset positioning and repeatable motion as well as integrated cable management and soft electronic end stops. Additionally, the TG4 delivers exceptionally smooth moves without the need for perfectly clean and smooth studio flooring, and is extremely quiet making it ideal for use while on-air.

RCCP-1 Remote Camera Control Panel provides a flexible architecture for a wide range of networked or stand-alone camera automation applications. The RCCP-1 supports RS-232 and Ethernet transmission with unlimited control locations. Camera control and functionality as well as control of auxiliary devices are provided through the panel's integrated touch screen graphical user interface for ROP controls, complemented by joystick for trim controls (pan, tilt, zoom, etc.) and special assignable knob control.

Enterprise Database Control Software (EDCS) delivers enterprise level camera control across multiple studio camera robotics systems via the network by utilizing a SQL database with configurable access control. With EDCS, all aspects of camera robotics control can be cost-effectively centralized and managed for true enterprise level operations.

TeleSoft Camera Control Software provides the power of a fully featured studio control system for economical PTZ cameras from various manufacturers on a common system. TeleSoft is designed to control Telemetrics pan/tilt heads as well as third party PTZ cameras.

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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