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Blom launches navigation in oblique aerial images

Blom and Track and Talk Ltd have signed a strategic agreement to launch navigation and tracking solutions with content from Blom of Cyprus.

Blom, the leading European company within geographic information, has signed an agreement with Track and Talk, the leading provider of fleet management solutions in Cyprus. The objective is to capture and process aerial oblique imagery of the most important areas of Cyprus, and launch advanced navigation solutions based on the unique oblique imagery from Blom.

“Track and Talk’s strategy for location based services is to cover the gap generated on the island due to the lack of geographical content, offering the best software and a key differentiator content” says Marios Ioannides, Managing Director for Track and Talk LTD.

“Track and Talk has become an important partner for Blom’s navigation strategy in Europe as we are including a new territory to our operations. Moving into a new geographic area is another verification that our unique products and services are in demand throughout Europe” says Håkon Jacobsen, CEO Blom.

Blom’s oblique images and Track and Talk’s navigation solution significantly enhances the user-experience by allowing navigation in detailed oblique aerial images in the most important cities of the Greek-controlled part of Cyprus. The navigation solution is expected to be launched during third quarter 2009.

Having already developed the “number one” tracking service in Cyprus, Track and Talk’s navigation solution will include their own vector data along with Blom’s navigation software and content. The oblique imagery navigation solution will be prepared for running in in-dash units through car manufacturers and for personal navigation devices through local distribution channels.

Furthermore, the agreement grants Track and Talk distribution rights to Blom’s unique content through the online server BlomURBEX®, which allows Track and Talk to provide a unique solution to local enterprises, government and mobile operators. The oblique images are based on Pictometry® technology.

For additional information, please contact Jan Erik Braathen, CFO Blom ASA, at Tel. +47 22 13 19 24 or email: jan.erik.braathen@blomasa.com


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