MIAMI BEACH, Fla., March 16, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Energy Telecom, Inc. (Pink Sheets:EYTL) announced today it has signed a Letter of Agreement with Ashvins Group, a leader in software engineering resources that will assist and enhance the introduction of Energy Telecom's personal communication eyewear to the industrial marketplace.
"We are pleased and very fortunate to partner with a full service software engineering group that has experience with real world products utilizing Bluetooth wireless communication protocols," stated Mr. Tom Rickards, CEO of Energy Telecom. "We believe the Ashvins Group's knowledge and expertise will allow us transform from component controlled eyewear to a totally software controlled product."
About Energy Telecom, Inc.
Energy Telecom holds United States and foreign patents designed to provide leading global manufacturers of wireless headsets, industrial eyewear and optical projection technology with the means of offering the world's first hands-free two-way, intelligent, miniaturized, wireless personal telecommunication eyewear systems. These systems are designed to be built into specialized eyewear worn by police, fire, rescue, military and security personnel as well as those used by bio-hazard, mining, construction and heavy-manufacturing workers.
About Ashvins Group
The Ashvins Group (www.ashvinsgroup.com) is an IT consulting firm specialized in full life-cycle application development including process automation, data collection, data analysis and database development. Ashvins' Technology Professionals are recognized for technology implementation and transfer, systems integration, interface development and custom software development to support industrial, clinical and life science clients.
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