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INTELLIGENT GUN SAFETY.

June 2009

SUMMERY.

* Corporate Overview

* The situation

* The solution

* The Products

3PRESENTATION | June 2009

CORPORATE OVERVIEW.

BACKGROUND.

SimonsVoss Technologies AG the European

market and technology leader for digital locking-

and access control systems had the technical

know how and the technologies for developing

high secure systems.

2004 Armatix GmbH was founded as a

independent company.

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CORPORATE OVERVIEW.

BACKGROUND.

Munich Headquarter, R&D, Sales

Petersberg Production and Logistics

Employees 28

Patents 17

Calibers 36 PTB-certified

Munich: Headquarter, R&D, Sales

Petersberg: Production, Logistics

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2009 Product launch and start of serial production

2009 Certification of 36 calibers as of may 2009

2008 Law for mandatory securitization of inherited guns in Germany

2007 Development of Smart Gun

2006 Set up of production facility in Petersberg/ Thuringia

2004 First patents obtained, currently 7 patents obtained and additional 9 patents filed

2004 Spin off as independent company: Armatix GmbH

2002 Launch of research and development of arm locks within SimonsVoss AG

CORPORATE OVERVIEW.

HISTORY.

SUMMERY.

* Corporate Overview

* The situation

* The solution

* The Products

7PRESENTATION | June 2009

THE SITUATION.

UP TO NOW.

• Recurring incidents of rampages require reaction by legislative

• Thousands of casualties each year due to unsecured guns

• Current gun control measures insufficient

• Politicians world wide scramble to tighten gun control

• Armatix is the only supplier that meets all legal requirements for a safe gun lock

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THE SITUATION.

CHANGES IN LEGISLATION ARE URGENT – WORLDWIDE.

Pressure is mounting for all governments

worldwide

Influence of arms lobby viewed as more and

more critical

Tightening of gun control imminent

1996 Dunblane: 16 first graders killed

2002 Paris: Gunman kills 8 people

2008 Finnland: 11 casualties at rampage in school

1999 Littleton: 2 students kill 15 and inquire 24 students

2005 Milwaukee: Rampage at church – 8 victims

2005 Minnesota: Rampage leaves 10 dead

1999 Reichenhall: student kills 4 people

2002 Erfurt: alumnus kills 17 people

2009 Winnenden: student shoots 16 co-students

OTHER COUNTRIES

GERMANY

USA

9PRESENTATION | June 2009

THE SITUATION.

THE WORLD IS FULL OF GUNS.

• 640,000,000 fire arms world wide

• 9,000,000 new guns sold each year

• Germany: approximately 10 million registered guns and 20 Mio. illegal guns and 3 million

inherited weapons

• Sleeping Armies: large stocks of guns in private house holds (Switzerland, Denmark, Norway,..)

• USA: about 13,000 People die each year due to accidents weapons involved

SUMMERY.

* Corporate Overview

* The situation

* The solution

* The Products

11PRESENTATION | June 2009

THE SOLUTION.

THE PERFECT ANSWER.

The only reliable option for preventing

misuse: Securing the weapon itself.

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THE SOLUTION.

SAVE IN 3 SECONDS TIME.

1. Attach locking element to control unit

2. Insert locking element into muzzle or cartridge chamber

3. Gun secured!

1. 2. 3.

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1. Attach control unit

2. Enter PIN or use biometric fingerprint identification

3. Retrieve locking element

THE SOLUTION.

UNLOCKED IN 5 SECONDS.

1. 2. 3.

SUMMERY.

* Corporate Overview

* The situation

* The solution

* The Products

* Quicklock

* Trustlock

* Baselock

* SmartGun

15PRESENTATION | June 2009

PRODUCTS.

PRODUCT GROUPS.

Gun of the future

Secure storage for large armories for police or

military purposes

Required lock for all existing and inherited

weapons

• Stationary locking device • Several weapons can be locked simultaneously • Removals will be logged and can be triggered

remotely

• Mechatronic weapon lock • Blocks muzzle or cartridge chamber • For all current hand gun or long gun types

Smart Gun

Quick LockTrust Lock

Base Lock

• Gun with integrated user identification • Biometric lock of hand gun • Definition of user groups possible

16PRESENTATION | June 2009

PRODUCTS.

PRODUCT GROUPS.

• QUICKLOCK

• TRUSTLOCK

• BASELOCK

• SMARTGUN

17PRESENTATION | June 2009

LOCKING ELEMENTS.

THE PERFECT SAFETY APPLICATION.

Our locking elements are inserted into the barrel of a weapon and locked to prevent

Misuse. There is a wide range of calibers to suit both hand guns and long guns.

48 calibers already available – more to come.

18PRESENTATION | June 2009

LOCKING ELEMENTS.

HANDGUN CALIBERS.

.38 spec./.357 Mag.

9 mm Para

.40 S&W

.44 Mag.

.45 ACP

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LOCKING ELEMENTS.

LONG GUN CALIBERS.

.223 Rem.

5,6 x 50 Magnum

5,6 x 50 R Magnum

5,6 x 52 R

5,6 x 57

.243 Win.

6,5 x 54 Mannl.Sch.

6,5 x 55 SE

6,5 x 57 (R)

6,5 x 65 (R) RWS

6,5 x 68

.270 Win.

.270 WSM

7 x 57 (R)

7 mm Rem.Mag.

.280 Rem.

7 x 64

7 x 65 R

7,5 x 55 Suisse

.308 Win.

.30-06 Spring.

.30 R Blaser

.300 WSM

.300 Win. Mag.

8 x 57 IR ( IS, IRS )

8 x 60 S

8 x 64 (S)

8 x 68 S

9,3 x 62

9,3 x 64 Brenneke

9,3 x 72 R

9,3 x 74 R

.375 H&H Magnum

.404 Rimless

Gauge:

Caliber 12

Caliber 16

Caliber 20

20PRESENTATION | June 2009

QUICKLOCK.

SAFE AND EASY TO USE.

Simply insert a locking element in the muzzle on a handgun or the cartridge chamber on a long

gun and lock it. The weapon is now secured against misuse. The locking element is available in

a wide range of calibers.

21PRESENTATION | June 2009

QUICKLOCK.

SAFE AND EASY TO USE.

• CONTROL UNIT

• HANDGUNS

• BREAKDOWN GUN

• REPEATER AND AUTOMATIC WEAPONS

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QUICKLOCK.

CONTROL UNIT.

The control unit is the electronic key to the

locking element. Authentication is via PIN code

or biometric fingerprint technology. A control

unit

can be used to lock a large number of locking

elements and weapons as required.

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QUICKLOCK.

HANDGUNS.

For handguns, you push the control unit and the

locking element together and insert the locking

element into the barrel, giving it a quick push to

lock it.

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QUICKLOCK.

BREAK DOWN GUNS.

Long guns are locked by inserting the locking

element into the cartridge chamber as you would

a cartridge.

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QUICKLOCK.

REPEATER AND AUTOMATIC WEAPONS.

There are also different long gun control units

with a curved adaptor for repeater and semi-

automatic weapons.

26PRESENTATION | June 2009

TRUSTLOCK.

INHERITED GUN LOCKING SYSTEM.

DEALERcarries out locking and unlocking

procedures

TRUSTLOCK CENTER TClogs the locking and unlocking pro-

cedures and manages the passwords and lists of authorized users

AGENCYmonitors the

locking of weapons and manages the procedures

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TRUSTLOCK.

INHERITED GUN LOCKING SYSTEM.

• Inherited guns can be locked permanently

• Removal of lock only by authorized sites

• No visual modification of guns or exhibits

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TRUSTLOCK.

INHERITED GUN LOCKING SYSTEM.

TRUSTLOCK CENTER TC

Serial number Serial number Serial number Serial number Password (SSP) Password (SSP) Password (SSP) Password (SSP)

• Serial number of the locking element is transferred online to Trustlock Center

• Password (SSP) is transferred by the TC over PC to the control unit

• Locking Element can be removes/installed securely

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BASELOCK.

STATIC WEAPON SAFETY AT ALL TIMES.

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BASELOCK.

STATIC WEAPON SAFETY AT ALL TIMES.

• Stationary lock for several weapons or single

location

• Log file for usage time of weapons

• Different calibers can be stored at the same

base unit

• Several users could have access to the same

weapons

• Centralized locking and unlocking procedure

possible

31PRESENTATION | June 2009

BASELOCK.

STATIC WEAPON SAFETY AT ALL TIMES.

• SEPARATE LOCATION

• MULTIUSER LOCATION

• TABLE LOCATION

• WALL LOCATION

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BASELOCK.

SEPARTE LOCATION.

Whether in the domestic or public sphere, at the

shooting range or in the gun room – we have a

tailored solution for you. 

Each Baselock and Baselock Station can be

linked up to a central location. This makes

options like the removal and return of individual

weapons, user definitions and access to alarm

devices available.

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BASELOCK.

MULTIUSER LOCATION.

The individual modules could be set in a row,

but

each weapon is locked individually, and can only

be removed using the PIN code. There is also

the option of removal via fingerprint or

transponder technology.

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BASELOCK.

TABLE LOCATION.

With Armatix Baselock, not only is the weapon

protected against unauthorized removal, but the

magazine, as well.

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BASELOCK.

WALL LOCATION.

The perfect solution for the display of weapons

in

the trade floor, at a trade stand or in a museum.

And for mobile applications, Baselock can also

be fitted into vehicles.

36PRESENTATION | June 2009

SMART GUN.

FROM NOW ON, THINGS WILL BE DIFFERENT.

37PRESENTATION | June 2009

SMART GUN.

ARMATIX INSIDE – THE GUN OF THE FUTURE.

• Integrated security feature

• Biometric user identification

• Individual assignment of weapon and user

• Armatix delivers technology – gun manufacturer produces

complete weapon

• Radio attached to wrist activates or locks gun within a split second

38PRESENTATION | June 2009

SMART GUN.

RADIO WRIST WATCH.

To activate the wrist watch, the authorized

person's fingerprint must first be read by the

wrist watch.

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SMART GUN.

AUTHENTICATION.

An internal database compares the current

fingerprint against stored prints and responds

accordingly wrist watch.

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With the Armatix SmartGun concept, access to

and use of a gun is only possible for the person

duly authorized. This new concept revolutionizes

the field of guns handling safety in a incredible

way.

Should a weapon be snatched, stolen or lost

while in use, it is automatically deactivated and

rendered unusable.

The Armatix SmartGun concept consists of a

weapon that requires locking, a biometric radio

wrist watch and a system programming device.

Each authorized person wears a radio wrist

watch giving them access to the programmed

weapon. To activate the wrist watch, the autho-

rized person's fingerprint must first be read by

the wrist watch. An internal database com-

pares the current fingerprint against stored prints

and responds accordingly. The wrist watch is

then activated for a definable period – e.g. an

officer's work shift or until manually deactivated. 

SMART GUN.

HIGH TECH EQUIPMENT ON YOUR WRIST – A PERFECT CONCEPT.

41PRESENTATION | June 2009

PRODUCTS.

UNIQUE TECHNOLOGY.

Fair cost performance

ratio

Fulfils all legal

requirements

UNIQE TECHNOLOGY

Quick locking-

and unlocking procedure

Lock for all existing weapons

Biometric and/or PIN-

identification

No modification of weapon required

Lock device is protected by the gun

itself

42PRESENTATION | June 2009

Armatix GmbH

Feringastrasse 4

85774 Unterfoehring

Germany

Tel. +49-89-4272979-0

Fax +49-89-4272979-79

sales@armatix.de

www.armatix.com

SAFETY IS THE TOP PRIORITY WHEN USING GUNS!