FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Feb. 28, 2006
Clarification
of Eos Systems / Kineticorp Press Release
Vancouver, BC - February 28, 2006 - Eos Systems, maker of the award-winning
PhotoModeler software, today clarified a company press release first
made Dec. 10, 2005 titled, "Eos Systems partners with Kineticorp
- Accident reconstruction firm becomes an official consultant for
PhotoModeler users." In the original release there was an implication
that Kineticorp carried out work on two high profile cases, the
"Princess Diana crash" and the "NHL's Danny Heatley
crash".
These two high profile accident reconstruction cases were carried
out by Knott Laboratory of Denver, CO. Richard Ziernicki, Ph.D.,
P.E., President and CEO of Knott Laboratory, says, "The specific
works mentioned in the release - the Princess Diana accident and
the Dany Heatley accident- were created by the Knott Laboratory
team, and include contributions from many engineers and animators.
Knott Laboratory and the Princess Diana reconstruction have been
featured on several television programs including, twice on the
Discovery Channel; "Science Behind the Headlines" aired
in 1998, "Unsolved History: The Death of Diana," aired
in 2003, and on MSNBC's "Why Cars Crash" aired on 2000."
"We apologize to Knott Laboratory for any implication in that
original release that proved misleading. That certainly was not
our intention. We fully recognize that these high profile cases
were investigated by Knott Laboratory and its staff," says
Alan Walford, CEO of Eos Systems. "Both Knott Laboratory and
Kineticorp are important customers and we look forward to long and
successful relations with both of them."
About Eos Systems
Eos Systems Inc is the developer of the award-winning PhotoModeler
software and is the leader in versatile close-range photogrammetry
solutions. PhotoModeler provides an easy and affordable solution
for measurement or reverse engineering of objects into 3D CAD through
the use of photographs. The software is used by thousands of companies
specializing in crime and accident reconstruction, archeology, architecture,
engineering, surveying, film and video animation, among others.
Eos Systems is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia.
For more information about Eos Systems, visit www.photomodeler.com.
About Knott Laboratory
Founded in 1982, Knott Laboratory provides forensic engineering
and computer animation services to comprehensively reconstruct accidents.
They have worked on more than 10,000 failure-analysis cases nationwide
for the legal system and the insurance industry, as well as local
and national businesses. Knott Laboratory assists clients from initial
contact through investigation, analysis, animation production, and
expert witness testimony. Their expertise includes vehicle accident
reconstruction, product liability, mechanical engineering, civil
and structural engineering, electrical engineering, fire and explosion
investigations, computer animations and graphics. Knott Laboratory
has been recognized nationwide for their work on several high profile
cases including; the Princess Diana Crash in Paris, Kansas City
Power & Light Power Plant Explosion in Kansas City, Miller Park
Crane Collapse in Milwaukee, and the Hyatt Regency Walkway Collapse
in Kansas City.
For more information about Knott Laboratory, visit www.knottlab.com.
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Eos Systems Press Contact
Brett Duesing
Strategic Reach
303-487-7406
brett@strategicreachpr.com
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