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WiFi Wireless and Hyundai Talk Of First Wi-Fi Enhanced 60-Ship Fleet
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WiFi Wireless and Hyundai Talk Of First Wi-Fi Enhanced 60-Ship Fleet




WiFi Wireless, Inc. and Hyundai Shipping in Formal Negotiations for First WiFi-Enhanced 60-Ship Fleet

ALISO VIEJO, CA -/September 26, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- Wifi Wireless, Inc. (OTC: WFIW) recently returned from South Korea where they presented live demonstrations of their revolutionary new Wi-Fi technology product to many high-level officials and well-known companies in Korea. This demonstration included a combination of three integrated communications technologies: 1) Satellite, 2) Terrestrial, and 3) WiFi Wireless.

The satellite service will be provided through Inmarsat, known for over twenty-five years for their worldwide Ocean communications. As a result of these successful demonstrations, WiFi Wireless, Inc. is proud to announce that Hyundai
Shipping, the largest shipping company in Korea, has formerly requested an official quote to outfit a 60-ship fleet of vessels with this new high-tech product.

When finalized, this groundbreaking agreement between WiFi Wireless and Hyundai Shipping will put Hyundai at the forefront of ship and container tracking worldwide, which will make WiFi Wireless the first company to install and service a 60-ship Hyundai / Wi-Fi-enhanced
fleet, which will firmly establish WiFi Wireless' position as the acknowledged leader in this field.

While in Korea, WiFi Wireless was assisted in their many presentations by Korea Maritime Consultants, Co., Ltd, (KOMAC) http://www.komac1.com, the leading ship designer in Korea and also by Korea Comtronics Co, Ltd (KCC) http://www.etronix.co.kr. WiFi Wireless previously negotiated an agreement with KOMAC and KCC prior to their trip to Korea. KOMAC and KCC were instrumental in introducing WiFi Wireless to Hyundai Shipping, and many other highly qualified customers.

This new Wi-Fi innovation will provide real-time, diagnostic monitoring to detect and solve mechanical malfunctions that can occur on-board ship, while at sea. For example, with Wi-Fi audio-visual technology they can instantly transmit information back to qualified shipyard engineers, who will view and analyze the severity of the needed repairs for the ship. The Engineers will then immediately determine the solution to the problem, and either give live assistance to the ship's maintenance crew to make repairs while underway, or instruct them to make an immediate return to Dry-Dock. This Wi-Fi product can result in millions of dollars of savings for shipping companies.

The Wi-Fi technology has many other benefits as well, such as helping with stringent security needs, by reducing the risk of terrorism and tampering with containers. One of the Wi-Fi products will be set for detection of bomb-related chemicals and dangerous substances, similar to the current proven airport technology. In addition, other Wi-Fi products will be able to track containers from the factory to their final destination, and instantaneously alert technicians if any containers have been opened at any point during the journey. This Wi-Fi technology will also aid in speeding up the entry process of ships into Foreign Markets by helping to facilitate easier access to full cargo information for Homeland Security and other important import issues.

Shipbuilders, Ship-owners and their customers, and Homeland Security port officials globally will then have constant container monitoring access. This service will be available through standard Internet services, providing instant notification of any problem event and also insuring safe and expedient product delivery.

More about WiFi Wireless here: http://www.wifiwirelessinc.net/


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