GeckoSystems Intl. Corp. (Pink Sheets: GOSY) announced today details regarding the Company’s partnership with ZMP Inc. of Japan. Names of other ZMP partners that are more familiar to US investors include NEC Electronics, Hewlett-Packard, Renesas Electronics, JVC, Kenwood, and Microsoft.

GeckoSystems is proud to announce their collaboration with ZMP and has prepared an overview of the company for the U.S. investment community on their website. This page of introduction has been reviewed and authorized by ZMP management in Japan.

(http://www.geckosystems.com/partners/about_zmp.php).

ZMP has an outstanding record of innovation and co-operation within the robotics community. ZMP was born out of the Kitano Symbiotic Systems Project, which was sponsored by the Japanese government to push technology forward. ZMP collaborates regularly with Japanese Universities and Technological Institutions and provides robotic teaching tools.

In 2008 ZMP began a collaborative effort with three other Japanese companies, Business Design Laboratory (BDL) Nagoya, Vstone Co. of Osaka and Tmsuk of Fukuoka. The purpose of this group effort was to improve the competitive position of Japanese robotics in the face of the Korean government’s strong government support of the robotics industry. These four Japanese companies joined together for cooperative research, development and marketing of next generation robotic applications for home and consumer use.

“I am pleased that ZMP has found our mobile robot solutions to be of sufficient interest and merit for them to thoroughly evaluate our GeckoNav, GeckoSuper, GeckoImager, and GeckoMotorController robotic technologies. Subsequent to their engineers’ careful review and study of our BaseBot technologies, their expectations regarding our software will be satisfied. At that point I am sure they will contribute many valuable ways to improve the quality and flexibility of the hardware, which in turn will enable expansion of software applications. This is the beauty of truly synergistic partnerships. Together ZMP and GeckoSystems will achieve more than either company could alone,” said Martin Spencer, President/CEO GeckoSystems Intl. Corp.

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GeckoSystems International Corporation  (Pink Sheets: GOSY) — announced additional details today regarding their Joint Venture with the Chinese.  Under the auspices of the People’s Republic of China a new company is being formed and a new wheelchair manufacturing plant is being built to accommodate updated healthcare standards for the Chinese people.

These new standards will require the production of hundreds of thousands of wheelchairs for the disabled in China . The joint venture will be engineering a completely new product, a truly collision proof wheelchair, that uses GeckoSystems’ proprietary technology, GeckoNava.

GeckoSystems will receive exposure throughout the world thus enabling the Company to begin production of the CareBot Ô , the Company’s flagship elder care robot. This Chinese Joint Venture will also produce a basic module for their robotic line at a markedly reduced price, giving GeckoSystems a huge competitive advantage in commercial markets such as healthcare, security, and a variety of government applications.

“This will put GeckoSystems’ technology and proprietary software at the forefront of the global market. We are excited to get started. What we have announced so far is really just the beginning of the potential in the marketplace,” stated Mr. Hajime Yasumatsu , Chairman, Yasu, Inc., GeckoSystems’ Asian Business Development Consultant.

“Our timing could not be better; the Chinese healthcare system is being upgraded to 21st century standards and our technology and software will be part of that upgrade. The potential going forward with all of our technologies in nearly unlimited,” said Martin Spencer , President/CEO, GeckoSystems Intl. Corp.

An audio interview with Mr. Spencer:

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Information on GeckoSystems collision proof wheelchair be found at:
http://www.geckosystems.com/markets/wheelchair.php

A discussion of GeckoSystems’ proprietary technology can be found at:
http://www.geckosystems.com/technologies/

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Clavis Technologies International Co., Ltd. (OTCBB:CTLH), a leading provider of RFID-enabled solutions to various industrial markets, today announced that the Company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with UbizValley to jointly develop its RFID Mobile service system.

As outlined in the agreement, Clavis Technologies will lend its expertise in RFID Mobile business areas and secure a partner that focuses on R&D in mobile solutions. Clavis Technologies will develop the RFID system with applications while UbizValley will develop the mobile and internet programs within the RFID system.

Mr. Hwan Sup Lee, CEO of Clavis Technologies, commented, “We are excited to join forces with UbizValley to create its RFID mobile service system. With our expertise in RFID technologies and their experience in internet technology for RFID, I believe that this will be a very successful endeavor which will lead to increased business in this area in the future.”

About UbizValley Co., Ltd.

UbizValley Co., Ltd. has developed a mobile web site to be used in a Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC) environment for public institutions, telecommunications and enterprises. UbizValley Co., Ltd was awarded the 2010 Global ICT Public Section Excellence Award from World Congress on Information technology (WCIT).

To learn more about UbizValley, visit www.ubizvalley.com.

About Clavis Technologies

Clavis Technologies Co., Ltd., a wholly owned Korea-based subsidiary of Clavis Technologies International Co., Ltd. (“Clavis Technologies”) is a pioneering vendor of RFID technology since its inception in 2003, providing RFID-enabled solutions, including business processes, based on the EPCglobal standards to various industrial markets. With clients such as IBM Korea, SKC, Alien Technology Asia, KT Networks, NextID, Clavis Technologies combines its products, expertise, partnerships and integration capabilities to enable companies to effectively utilize the wealth of data captured by networked devices such as RFID readers or handhelds, extending the quality of valuable information to any device used by the companies or their customers.

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GeckoSystems to see Significant Advance in Exposure and Market Share with Proprietary Technology in Wheelchair Production Capital of the World: China

GeckoSystems International Corporation  (Pink Sheets: GOSY) — announced today that negotiations establishing a new Joint Venture under direct sponsorship of the government of the People’s Republic of China , Nanle Electric Wheelchair Co., have been completed. The CEOs of both organizations have signed the Joint Venture agreement.

GeckoSystems is a dynamic leader in the emerging mobile robotics industry revolutionizing their development and usage with “Mobile Robot Solutions for Safety, Security and Service™”.

GeckoSystems will realize a significant boost in exposure of its new “collision proof” wheelchair technology using its mobile robot solutions. This agreement enables GeckoSystems’ technology to have more credible worldwide visibility for their new technologies as well as their mature technologies. This will give GeckoSystems a competitive cost advantage entering into commercial markets such as healthcare, security, and government applications.

It has been agreed that there will be an exchange of stock between GeckoSystems and Nanle. GeckoSystems’ CEO will have a seat on the board of directors for the newly created company. Mechanical design criteria for a more appropriate wheelchair configuration designed to leverage the benefits of power mobility under artificial intelligence (AI) navigational control, has already been submitted to the Chinese engineers that will be working with Nanle.

Both parties agreed that: In order to protect safety and security of the people and society from terrorists, the core technologies shall be strictly confidential and the JV Company and the Wheelchair Manufacturer shall take special care to keep the technologies secret.

Because of the importance of this venture to GeckoSystems’ Chinese business partners, and to the People of China , land has been purchased and construction will soon begin on a new factory.

Heightened demand for advanced healthcare products like the “collision proof” wheelchair that uses GeckoSystems advanced AI navigation system is a direct result of the plan announced by the government of the People’s Republic of China in 2009 to “deepen healthcare” system reforms. This plan sets the ambitious goal of universal health care in China by 2020. Among the many changes coming to the medical system in China is greater mobility for the disabled, and Nanle wheelchairs will be a key part of this effort, delivering leading edge wheelchair technology and design to the Chinese people.

Conservative market estimates for the need for wheelchairs in China are impressive. Worldwide, the average usage for wheelchairs is one percent (1%) of the general population. In China that would be equal to 13,400,000 people. Worldwide, wheelchair sales per year average 0.0515% of the population. In the Pacific Rim , excluding Japan , that number is only is 0.0138%. In order to meet its stated healthcare goal for 2020, the Chinese government has to manufacture and distribute an estimated 5,270,000 wheelchairs over the next ten years. This will bring them in line with the world average. If only twenty percent (20%) are powered and “collision proofed,” that is over 100,000 electric wheelchairs per year, over 8,000 per month. At an average cost of at least $1,500 each, that represents annual sales of $150,000,000 per year in mainland China alone.

Once cash flows are realized by GeckoSystems, the Company expects to fund the Beta testing of their flagship product, the CareBot™, and pave the way for its entry into the consumer market.

“We are pleased with the finalization of this fundamental agreement for our company, for our shareholders, as well as for the investment community. We believe our shareholders will be as excited as we are for having consummated such an agreement with this new Chinese government sponsored company,” concluded Spencer.

About Nanle Electric Wheelchair Co.:

http://www.geckosystems.com/partners/about_nanle.php

Memorandum of Understanding:

http://www.geckosystems.com/downloads/Nanle%20GSIC%20MOU%20Nov%2021%2011.pdf

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GeckoSystems International Corporation (Pink Sheets: GOSY) announced today that a United Kingdom (UK) defense manufacturer has signed a bilateral non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with GeckoSystems and has expressed interest in entering into a joint venture focused on marketing and research and development projects in the European Union (EU) and US marketplaces that are in line with the UK military heritage of the company.

This announcement comes on the heels of an expected joint venture with a Chinese company to produce a 21st Century “collision proof” wheelchair and a partnership with ZMP of Japan which will incorporate GeckoSystems artificial intelligence (AI) navigation system into projects as diverse as automated vehicles and personal service robots. GeckoSystems is establishing an international footprint in the emerging mobile robotics industry, revolutionizing their development and usage with “Mobile Robot Solutions for Safety, Security and Service(tm).”

The migration of technology developed for the company’s CareBot™, a mobile service robot (MSR) designed to enhance the safety and independence of senior citizens, to a wheelchair that gives these same benefits to the disabled, is “proof of concept” that GeckoSystems mobile robot solutions can be adapted to many platforms that were not specifically designed for this technology.

“All of us here at GeckoSystems are excited about this development.  Due to the nature of the upcoming discussions I feel it is in the best interest of all parties involved to withhold the name of this UK defense manufacturer at this time. I believe their present interest is due in no small part to our recent success with our “collision proof” wheelchair prototype. This application is proof of concept and clearly demonstrates the portability and application of GeckoNav™, our proprietary AI automatic, self-navigation software to a wide variety of markets, including health care and the defense industry.

“We have diligently searched for a sophisticated defense contractor who would be cognizant of the potentially lethal applications of robotic software technologies.  We are pleased to announce that this UK defense manufacturer has agreed to our “safety clause” in our NDA and shares our concern and prudence in this matter. This NDA is a breakthrough for the company, a reward for a long time effort in marketing to the defense industry domestically and abroad,” reflected Martin Spencer , president/CEO, GeckoSystems International.

This specific “safety clause” reads as follows:

Both parties understand and agree with the general concerns that mobile robot solutions may be used to lethally harm persons, other living things, property, and a country’s infrastructure if terrorists, criminals, or other private or public enemies of peace, security, and tranquility were to secure access to and/or use of them. Therefore both parties completely agree that MSR safety is of the greatest importance in the utilization of MSR technologies. All MSR technologies shared by both parties in any manner will be treated with the utmost secrecy and respect due to that reality and potential.

GeckoSystems’ “Safety Paradigm Discussion For Mobile Service Robots” is here:

http://www.geckosystems.com/images/Safety_Paradigm_Discussion.jpg

The UK defense contractor’s semi-autonomous unmanned vehicles operate on the ground and in the air using both remote and ground controlled stations.  Due to their current success in this area the UK has given this notable company additional contracts for UGVs with collision avoidance capability under both full and semi autonomous control. Their vehicles use both electric power and fossil fuels for power and the drive system. It has state of the art integrated sensor arrays and is functional in an urban environment.

“Our recent footholds in international markets are not surprising given the current trend for US manufacturers to extend their operations internationally as we become more export driven.  Our 1300 plus stockholders can be assured that GeckoSystems is reaching beyond the domestic market and aiming for global success,” concluded Spencer.

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Technology exchange and joint marketing in autonomous mobile service robots and next generation mobility announced in joint press release

GeckoSystems Intl. Corp. (Pink Sheets: GOSY announced today that their Pacific Rim business development representative, Mr. Hajime Yasumatsu, Chairman, Yasu, Inc. had secured a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between GeckoSystems and a premier Japanese mobile robot solutions company, ZMP, Inc., Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, Japan.

This MOU is an extremely important and epoch making Memorandum which covers and declares both companies’ mutual technological and marketing collaboration of all the kind of robotics technologies and products in the territory of USA and in Japan, and possibly in other countries all over the world.

Advanced Mobile Service Robot Companies GeckoSystems Intl. Corp., a U.S. company and ZMP Inc. of Japan signed important Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) enabling immediate collaboration projects of both companies. Projects contemplated at this time are a Mobile Service Robot, Collision Free Wheelchair, and Collision Free Car. The common goal of the companies and these technologies is to assist people in living a safe and comfortable life, focusing on the elderly and disabled.

“We will work with the other in good faith in order to produce Definitive Agreements and closing of the transaction in a speedy and timely manner,” summarized Mr. Hisashi Taniguchi, CEO/President, ZMP, Inc. He further added that ZMP had been doing management service of autonomous mobile control technologies in collaboration with Hirayama & Company Patent, Design & Trademark Attorneys. Hirayama Attorney Office shall be involved in this project with GSIC also and shall undertake supervision of each Company’s contribution to each project together with administration services of the IP.

“We are pleased to announce that subject to the satisfactory results of ZMP’s evaluation of our MSR technologies and the conditions, agreements and undertakings referenced in this MOU, that ZMP will secure a licensing agreement for our mobile robot solutions,” summarized Martin Spencer, CEO/President, GeckoSystems Intl. Corp.

http://www.zmp.co.jp/pdf/pressrelease_20111102en.pdf

About ZMP, Inc.:

ZMP, Inc. is an established company, which has sold over 3,500 units. They are working on the following five projects:

1. Platform for the development of next-generation vehicles
2. Robotic motion control technology license
3. Sensors and image recognition solutions
4. Lithium-ion battery systems for robots.
5. Research and educational materials for universities and companies

ZMP will continue to transition its innovative robotic technology solutions to marketable products and services.

http://zmp.co.jp/

Videos giving an overview of ZMP’s award winning technologies: http://wn.com/ZMP_INC_

If you would like to know more about ZMP, Inc. and its collaboration with GeckoSystems you can go to: http://www/geckosystems/partners/about_zmp

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