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Experience. The Difference. PRESENTATION FOR: INTERNET2 APRIL 28, 2009 1 Tuesday, April 28, 2009

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Experience. The Difference.

PRESENTATION FOR: INTERNET2APRIL 28, 2009

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Experience. The Difference.

The Value of Teliris Telepresence

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Teliris - The Telepresence Leader

Immersive Telepresence

Immersive Collaboration

Managed Services

Interoperability

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Teliris VirtuaLiveTM Telepresence

Teliris Express TelepresenceTM

Teliris Personal TelepresenceTM

Teliris Custom TelepresenceTM

Displays 3 to 8 65” 1, 2 or 3 65’’ HD 1 40’’, pedestal or desk mount Unlimited 65” or Other

Video

Based on H264 video standards

True High Definition up to 720p 60 fps

Based on H264 video standards

True High Definition up to 720p 60 fps

Based on H264 video standards

True High Definition up to 720p 60 fps

Based on H264 video standards

True High Definition up to 720p 60 fps

AudioWide-band, full duplex

Integrated audio conferencing

Wide-band, full duplex

Integrated audio conferencing

Advanced audio processing system

Pod microphone

Wide-band, full duplex

Integrated audio conferencing

Eye LinesPatented Advanced Virtual Vectoring technology

Patented Virtual Vectoring technology

Patented Virtual Vectoring technology

Patented Advanced Virtual Vectoring technology

Teliris Immersive TelepresenceProduct Portfolio

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InterACT EaselTM InterACT TouchTableTM InterACT TouchWallTM

Description The first interactive flip chart and white board for telepresence

Only multi-touch computing environments for telepresenceShare content naturally over distanceUnderstands participant gestures without using keyboard or mouseSupports wide variety of content including video, text, photos and audio files

Only multi-touch computing environments for telepresenceShare content naturally over distanceUnderstands participant gestures without using keyboard or mouseSupports wide variety of content including video, text, photos and audio files

Features

Create, share and edit ideas in real-time as if in the same room

Images projected on the wall as flip chart sheets

Content can be annotated in real time on an easy-to-use tablet

Content stored for future recall

Content-sharing two-person table segment

Patent-Pending Multi-Touch / Multi-Site technology

1080P resolution

Assemble any number of segments to form larger tables

Large format - up to 110” diagonal - vertical multi-touch segment wall

1080p resolution

Assemble any number of segments together to form larger walls

Teliris Pioneers First Multi-Touch Surface Collaboration Environment for Telepresence

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Teliris Immersive CollaborationCollaboration Options

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Telepresence GatewayTM TraditionalVC GatewayTM B2B-OnDemand GatewayTM

DescriptionConnect and interoperate with other standards-based telepresence systems

Connect with virtually any traditional videoconferencing systems

Secure, on-demand meetings between Teliris Telepresence customers

Features

Provides compatibility between encoding/decoding standards (diverse network challenge addressed by Teliris InfiNETTM)

Each device connects in native format (HD or SD)

Projects full-screen images from traditional devices

Covered by Teliris Managed Services, providing a single point of contact and guaranteed service level

Available in multiple feature sets, allowing purchase of only the features required

Allows traditional videoconferencing systems to connect with Teliris Telepresence

Both IP and ISDN systems supported

Allows Teliris customers to connect with each other

Teliris Immersive TelepresenceInteroperability Options Overview

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Multi-Vendor Interoperability Challenge

Connecting telepresence in a multi-vendor environment is not only about video interoperability but requires seamless integration of 4 domains

Teliris Dynamic Scenario Manager

Teliris Telepresence Gateway

Teliris InfiNET

SIP

TranscodingEnabling telepresence in a multi-vendor environment that involve more than one video/audio coding standard

ConnectivitySecure access between private and separate network infrastructure

Room GeometryDynamic creation of optimal eye lines based on the capabilities of the multi codec room

SignalingSignaling protocols for connection and negotiation of audio and video codecs

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Teliris Dynamic Scenario Manager (DSM)Guiding Principles

Logic - Understands the geometry of a multi codec room

Provisioning

Monitoring and Diagnostics

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Teliris Dynamic Scenario Manager

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4 Screen Room - 3 Way Call, 4 Participants Per Location = 8 People

London New York New YorkLondon

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4 Screen Room - 2 Way Call, 8 Participants Per Location = 8 People

New York New York New York New York

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Teliris Dynamic Scenario Manager

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4 Screen Room - 5 Way Call, 2 Participants Per Location = 8 People

London New York Paris Amsterdam

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4 Screen Room - 5 Way Call, 4 Participants Per Location = 16 People

London New York Paris Amsterdam

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Experience. The Difference.

Teliris - The Telepresence Leader

Immersive Telepresence

Immersive Collaboration

Managed Services

Interoperability

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