On September 22, 2008, SmartGlass International Ltd. (SGI), a licensee of Research Frontiers Inc., announced in a press release that its SPD-SmartGlass architectural window product won the Most Innovative Product Award at the 100% Detail Show in London, England.

After explaininf how SPD-Smart windows work, and discussing its use as a sustainable building technology that gives architects, developers and building operators substantial daylighting and other benefits because of its ability to precisely regulate the passage of light, glare and heat through windows, SGI also noted that as a dynamic glazing system, SPD-SmartGlass offers users unprecedented control over their environment and view preservation and interior shading, all at the touch of a button and while blocking more than 99% of harmful UV light.
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"Winning the Most Innovative Product Award with our SPD-SmartGlass products caps a tremendously successful week for SmartGlass International at 100% Detail," said Alan Saxby, UK Sales Manager of SmartGlass International. "We opened the week by announcing our stand; T28 would feature several SPD-SmartGlass windows and that we recently had completed an SPD-SmartGlass rooflight installation in London. We then learned that our SPD-SmartGlass product was a finalist for the Most Innovative Product Award. The show itself was very well-attended, particularly by architects from large practices throughout Europe, middle east and far east, and interest in our SPD-SmartGlass as a sustainable building technology was particularly strong. This gave us opportunities with architects and potential end-users, many of whom had specific projects in mind, with one strong enquiry for in excess of 5,000 m2 of SPD-SmartGlass. Of course, the week's success was capped by our winning the award which we see as a further strengthening of the SmartGlass International brand."

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99.1  SmartGlass International Press Release dated September 22, 2008.

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Dated: September 22, 2008