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July 16, 2003

Net One Systems,
commences sales of DVICS, a DV over IP system featuring superior management power
- DVICS realizes no delay, interactive communication with high definition video images and high quality voice -

　Net One System Co., Ltd. (headquarters: Shinagawa-Ku Tokyo, President & CEO: Kazuo Sato) developed high quality video/voice interactive communication system, DVICS (Digital Video interactive Communication System) that complies with DV standard. Net One will commence sales from July 22.

　DVICS is an interactive real time communication system that offers fine definition video images comparable to those of television broadcasting and clear voice transmission without delay. We independently developed DVICS, which employs DV over IP technology.
　High stability and easy operation features enable remote education, remote healthcare, and disaster prevention. The system featuring superior manageability enables central management and remote operation even without a network administrator at end user site.

■Background of DVICS development

　From the local government providing network services such as remote education to residents, we learned that end users who are accustomed to televisions and videos are seeking comparable quality video/voice and simplified operation; clear video/voice with simple operation outweigh the demand for multiple features.
DVICS has been internally developed by our company to answer to above customer needs.

■Services using DVICS

• Provide compelling educational contents including remote education and live coverage of various events
• Inter-campus exchanges through broadband network connecting elementary, middle school, and universities.
• Remote healthcare, nursing care, and counseling
• Live coverage and interactive communications of councils and meetings at government agencies and public facilities
• Transmit monitored image, etc. of roads, rivers, including incidents of natural disasters from critical check points, fixed point observations and surveillance

■Prospective Customers

Local governments, educational institutions including schools and universities, medical institutions

■Commencement of sales

July 22, 2003