APPLIED ENGINEERING PRODUCTS, INC

The RE-LEM

Over the past forty years Applied Engineering has evolved into a company trusted to work hand in hand with different government and state agencies as well as branches of the United States military. At the core of Applied Engineering’s business model is an unmanned robotic landmine removal device that works 1000 times faster than current man only methods and has virtually no human risk. With over five years of R&D and millions of dollars invested in supporting technology, this unit is now being introduced to the open market.

Applied engineering’s joint collaboration in the past five years has been that of a strategic alliance with the U.S. military to develop a GPS mapable, robotic-engineered platform for the specific use of landmine removal throughout the world, resulting in the “RE-LEM” a Robotic-Engineered Landmine Elimination Machine.

Applied Engineering’s alliance, with a division of the Department of Defense, includes some of the finest personnel involved in the field of landmine removal on behalf of the United States Government. It is this alliance that includes engineering input, manufacturing, and live controlled testing that has led to a machine that meets or exceeds all specifications set forth to date. The most recent presentation of the “RE-LEM” was on July 8, 2003 for procurement consideration. While negotiations are underway for the safety of U.S. military personnel, Applied Engineering believes there is a higher calling worldwide for the “RE-LEM”.

Applied Engineering has a unique and rare work place environment along with a strategic alliance agreement most Fortune 500 companies seldom see in their lifetime. Staggering statistics present a sound and virtually untouched market for the company business plan. In addition the facts backing the “RE-LEM” are even more impressive. The rate the “RE-LEM” works is 1000% faster than conventional means. Faster removal rates result in a dramatic reduction of land mine victims around the world hundreds of years sooner than conventional methods. The RE-LEM is believed to be a safe and effective removal method that can be guided by remote control on a robotic path. The majority of parts for the “RE-LEM” can be purchased in over 85 countries making the small, lightweight design easy to deploy and repair in the field. The “RE-LEM” has been successfully performance tested by the Department of Defense. Applied Engineering’s “RE-LEM” is approved by the U.S. Army and is available for use by all departments and agencies of the Department of Defense.

Applied Engineering Products has a distinguished record of providing high quality technical services for the past 40 years. Applied Engineering’s partnership is capable of delivering a cost effective, total solution and a full compliment of machines for the removal of all unexploded weapons in every humanitarian and tactical arena around the world.