RTT Executive Summary

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Overview

RTT was founded in 2002 by Paul Schenk and Thomas Carlsson to exploit significant advances in the fields of computing and visual sciences, and has developed a series of “visual intelligence” technologies, that offer a leading edge in real world motion capture and real time virtual computer generated 3D graphics technology.

RTT’s systems utilise networked video cameras, computer processing units and specialist software and are now, through its subsidiary Venatrack, exploiting the football market with signed three year supply agreements with the Premier League and Sky Sports as well as PA Sports and Manchester City FC. The company also expects to close negotiations with the BBC imminently. The nature of the technology signifies that it has economic applications at club level for training purposes, in other sports and a wider range of applications including, but not limited to military, civil defence, commerce and film production.

The Company is seeking to raise £10 million on a £10 million pre-money valuation through the issue of [946,007] New Ordinary Shares, representing 53.6 per cent.

Technology and IP

RTT owns and/or has the right to use the intellectual property in the unique visual recognition technology which underpins its business. The technology has evolved over many years of development to offer real time performance with a data quality dramatically better than any other product in the market. The technology has been extensively tested during the 2007/08 and 2008/09 seasons in over fifteen Premiership stadiums and at more than fifty matches.

Venatrack uses RTT’s technology to analyse in real-time multiple video streams of sporting action, to extract the human participants from the ...

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...n pre-money valuation through the issue of [946,007] New Ordinary Shares, representing 53.6 per cent. Of the Enlarged Issued Share Capital. The funds raised will be used for the following:

• to support the roll-out of the Premier League contract and help the increased sales and development efforts in 2011

• to fund the Venatrack Minority Acquisition

• to fund the RTT Buyback

• to repay the Shareholder Loans

• to provide working capital for the Company to develop the commercial applications of its technology within the football market, in other sports and in markets outside of the sporting arena including uses in security, military and intelligent buildings; film and television; computer and video gaming; and health and medical applications.

Exit

RTT expect to exit within 3-5 years with the most likely route being trade sale by one of the major broadcasters.

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