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Cyberhand Technologies International Partners with Lockheed Martin to Develop Advanced Missile Guidance Hardware System

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Cyberhand Technologies International, Inc., a leading computer peripheral design company, has announced its entry into a research project with Lockheed Martin Corporation to develop a missile guidance hardware system. This cutting-edge project combines Cyberhand's Viper high-performance game controller and Racer ergonomic mouse technologies with the expertise of Lockheed Martin. The partnership is expected to open doors to the military hardware systems industry and allow Cyberhand to leverage this technology in its existing product lines.

Key Takeaways:

  • Cyberhand Technologies International, Inc. has partnered with Lockheed Martin Corporation to develop a missile guidance hardware system.
  • The research project combines Cyberhand's Viper high-performance game controller and Racer ergonomic mouse technologies with Lockheed Martin's expertise.
  • This partnership is expected to open doors to the military hardware systems industry and allow Cyberhand to apply the developed technology to its existing product lines.
  • Cyberhand Technologies International, Inc. specializes in innovative wireless ergonomic products for mobile and desktop users.
  • Initial products include computer game controllers, wireless keyboards for PDAs and Smartphones, ergonomic computer mouse products, and related software upgrades and peripherals.

Statistics:

  • The company's research project is expected to develop the world's most responsive missile guidance hardware system.
  • Cyberhand's Viper high-performance game controller is 40% more responsive than competing products.
  • The company has a portfolio of products, including computer game controllers, wireless keyboards, and ergonomic computer mouse products.

Sources:

  • "Cyberhand Technologies International, Inc. and Lockheed Martin Corporation Enter into Research Project to Develop Advanced Missile Guidance Hardware System." PRIMEZONE via COMTEX, 23 May 2005.
  • Cyberhand Technologies International Inc. Press Release, "Cyberhand Technologies International, Inc. Announces Entry into Research Project with Lockheed Martin Corporation."

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