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TUCSON, Ariz., Sept. 9, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Environmental Technologies Inc. (Other OTC:EMTI - News) is pleased to announce that the building of prototypes for its Gadget Finder and Kinder Finder is nearing completion, following which the devices will undergo independent testing this fall.

The Company is engaged in discussions with several recognized testing/engineering firms and expects to enter into an agreement by month-end whereby formal testing will be carried out preparatory to the commencement of production design and engineering.



Personal & Family Security Products
Kinder Finder

The "Kinder Finder" provides peace of mind to parents with small children when in crowds. As any parent knows young children are full of curiosity and are naturally inclined to roam to satisfy their need to know in almost any given situation. In crowded shops and streets this is particularly worrisome for parents and can be traumatic for children if separated from their parents for however short a time.

The Kinder Finder system is a two-way voice and directional system that allows parents to quickly target their child. The system consists of two medallions, a child's unit and a parents unit. These medallions function as a two-way radio with a range of 1 mile. The child's unit also emits a constant signal that is acquired by the parent unit and shows on locator pad that indicates the direction and intensity of the signal source. The voice communication reassures both the child and the parent and may provide some guidance to his parents such as telling them what is close to him.

While still in development, the company believes there is no price that is too high when it comes to protecting a child or a loved one. These units are being developed to be affordable to every family. Affordable to anyone who cares.



Kinder Guard

With the rash of recent high profile abductions in the USA there has been an increase in awareness of child security and the need to have a rapid response system that can locate abducted children. The problem is not new. Every year 100's of children are abducted by strangers or relatives sometimes with tragic results.

The "Kinder Guard" concept is designed to assist law enforcement in locating abducted children. Perhaps best described as a LowJack system for children. It is a miniature device that attaches to a child's clothing disguised as an every day item so that it avoids detection. Battery operated, it sends out intermittent signals that can be traced using Global Positioning System technology to with in a matter of 1,000 square feet allowing authorities to rapidly converge on the point of the signal.

The company hopes that this system never needs to be used. However, in the real world there are individuals who harbor ill will toward society's most vulnerable. It is our sincere expectation that we are able to contribute to making their world truly a "SAFER PLACE."



Elder Finder

With Alzheimer's, mental illness on the rise an ELDER FINDER (an adaptation of the KINDER FINDER) becomes a necessity for families with loved ones who suffer from short and long term mental loss.

A protective device that will allow family members, nursing aids, etc., to be constantly aware of the whereabouts of their loved ones or their charge.



Gadget Hunter (Personal Gadget Locator)

In our new wireless world high end products compact such as PDAs Cell Phones, Digital Cameras, and Laptops are increasingly lost or misplaced by their owners in the course of the day.

In Europe where such statistics are kept, cellular phones are now the most commonly lost item in the business world, replacing umbrellas which held the honor for many years. PDAs rank third on this list. These high tech personal items are also constantly evolving, offering more and more features with each new model. One feature not offered is a handy simple locating system that would allow owners to retrieve misplaced items within seconds.

The "Gadget Hunter" locator system is a low cost product that allows the owner to locate the misplaced device, avoid the high replacement costs and eliminate the nuisance and aggravation associated with finding a replacement not to mention the hours involved in re- installing all the personal data lost.

The system will consists of two elements. A "Receiving" Device which attaches to the valuable personal item and a "Sending" Unit carried by the owner. The sending device attaches to the personal item with adhesive or a strong nylon cord. When activated by a signal from the Sending Unit it emits a high pitched pulse that allows the owner to target in on the item.

The design will also incorporate warning indicator to advise owners if they have left an item behind. A built in proximity sensor that can be manually activated will emit a pulse in both the Receiving Device and Sending Unit if these components are more than 30 feet (10 meters) apart letting the owner know the item may be missing and of its general location.


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