Novra Technologies Inc.

General Presentation

June 2009

Geo Symposium

Novra Technologies

April 26, 2014

Presentation Overview

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Company Overview

Novra DVB Satellite Products IP Data delivery – Receivers

EUMETCast and S300E receiver

Questions

Who is Novra?

Novra provides solutions for delivery of

IP data and multimedia content using the

DVB, ATSC and IP standards

Company Overview

Founded in November 2001

Core Management team working together since early ’80’s: Successfully started 4 early stage technology companies;

InfoMagnetics Technologies

IMT ComSys (1996) – Sold to Norsat in 1998

Spectraworks (1998) – Sold to Norsat 2000

Novra Technologies (2001)

Experienced Management Team – extensive experience developing wireless network technology and information systems solutions

Currently Novra has a staff of 12 people

Novra is traded on the TSX (Venture): NVI

Product/Services Focus

IP Data Delivery

(Satellite and terrestrial receivers)

NovraLink

Digital Signage Solutions( Retail TV, E-learning,

Digital advertising)

Novra’s IP Delivery Products

Encapsulators•IPE-410C

Data Receivers/Routers (DVB/ATSC)

• Satellite - S75, S200, S300

• Terrestrial - A75

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S75+: Satellite DVB-S receiver (IP Data)

S75-Pro: S75+ receiver video support

S75-FK : S75 with a fix key conditional access

S75-CA: S75-Pro with a conditional access common interface

A75: North American ATSC terrestrial receiver (Video/IP Data)

Novra Products:

Receivers (DVB-S/ATSC)

Novra Products:

Receivers (DVB-S2)

S200: Satellite DVB-S2 receiver (IP Data)

S200-Pro: S200 receiver with video support

S200CA: S200-Pro with a conditional access common interface

S300 (D/E/N): Satellite DVB-S2 receiver (IP Data)supporting 32APSK and multi-stream VCM

S300V: S300 receiver with video support

S300CA: S300V with conditional access common interface

Novra Products:

Receivers (MSR300)

Novra Products:

IP Encapsulators

IP EncapsulatorsEnables data to be sent over MPEG-2 video broadcast networks

For DVB and ATSC (terrestrial DTV broadcast)

Novra IP Data Products

* Vertical Markets *

Vertical Markets

Market Vertical:

Distribution of IPTV (Japan)

IPTV delivery within apartment

buildings

Network size: >37,000

apartments (since 2005)

Migration to DVB-S2 started in

2011 with 12,000 receivers

delivered

Follow-on orders in 2012, 2013

IP Video Content

IPE

S75J

S200J

IPTV Solutions

Market Vertical:

NOAA Weather Data (North America)

Distribution of US National Weather

Information

Network size: ~1000 locations

Migration to DVB-S2 started in 2011

with additional services to be switched

in 2013

S300N

Data Solutions

NOAA Weather data

- AWIPS

- NWWS

Market Vertical:

EUMETSAT Weather Data

EUMETSAT

Weather data

S300E

Data Solutions

Distribution of European Weather

Information

Network size: ~4000 locations

Migration to DVB-S2 in 2014 with

additional services to be switched in

2015

Network Monitoring

Turnkey Server for large receiver network basic monitoring

Simple, easy to read web pages

Available as a simple to configure and operate virtual machine

Dual LNB

Horiz/

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RF

Splitter

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RF

Splitter

Vert/

Right

Mgmt

Station

S75-Pro

S75-Pro

S75CA

S75CA

S75CA

S75CA

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Gigabit

Switch

Hotel Entertainment Systems across US,

Europe and Middle East

Over 5,000 receivers installed in Hotels

with follow-on orders continuing in 2012 and

2013

Video aggregation prior to delivery to the

room

Market Vertical:

Hotel/Ship Entertainment

IPTV Solutions

Market Vertical:

Distance Education (Saskatchewan)

Video content delivery to provincial

Schools across Saskatchewan

Network size: >750 schools

IP Video Content

IPE

S200CA

S200CA

IPTV Solutions

Market Vertical:

How our clients use our technology:

Novra’s S300 receiver was selected by a major US Television broadcaster to replace a competitor’s product and upgrade their satellite feeds to their affiliates across the US.

European clients are using our receivers in the distribution of High Definition Digital Television to homes.

US based clients (government and private corporations) using our receivers to deliver encrypted satellite based corporate IP-TV across their national facilities

In South America our receivers are used to deliver IP-TV to government and educational facilities.

Australia’s defense department is using our encapsulators and DVB-S2 receivers for military applications.

In Africa, our receiver products are used by the banking industry, satellite service operators, internet providers, etc.

In the US our receivers are used to record 24/7 Satellite news for WEB redistribution.

EUMETcastand

S300E

EUMETcast:

S300E setup Overview

EUMETcast:

S300E setup Overview

• A Windows PC (XP, 2000, Vista or Windows 7) with 100Mb Ethernet port is available for configuring the receiver;

• Administrator or Root access to the reception host system is available;

• The EUMETCast antenna pointing has been performed correctly to EUTELSAT9A;

• An EKU has been obtained from the EUMETSAT user help desk;

• The reception host has the latest EUMETCast reception software installed;

• Novra S300E

• Novra GUI software version 6.10 or later installed.

EUMETcast:

S300E Typical Configuration

EUMETcast:

S300E Discovery

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EUMETcast:

S300E Main Control Panel

EUMETcast:

S300E Load Configuration

EUMETcast:

S300E Verify/Change Settings

S300E

EUMETcast:

S300E Verify/Change Settings

• S300E can have up to 32 PIDS selected

• EUMETCAST lists 9 in their setup guide (April 2014)

EUMETcast:

S300E Verify/Change Settings

S300E

Novra S300ECompetitive Advantage

Approved and used by EUMETSAT

Experienced and Trusted Supplier

Reliable Product

Simple On-line Purchase

Purchasing

Online Pricing Subject to Change– April 2014

Achievements

Order for 2,000 satellite receivers for Bank of America’s in-branch Digital Signage

Evaluation of Novra receivers and IPE for use in digital cinema application in Thailand.

Evaluation of the S300 by Japanese TV operators expecting an initial order in Q4, 2013.

Novra receivers were selected and proposed for several large networks by system integrators in the US and Far East

Evaluation of Novra’s receivers by European defense research agency.

Our receivers continued to be deployed by a leading American and European hospitality service providers of interactive media and connectivity services.

An initial order in 2012 for a few S300 receivers and an IPE encapsulator was placed by a large global defense contractor for Australia’s defense department.

Achievements

A second project with the Australian Military for another network has resulted in an initial order of receivers and an IPE encapsulator also for evaluation.

Continued expansion of an apartment IPTV network deployment in Japan.

Our receivers were selected for two Digital Signage networks in South African. Shipments of our receivers for these networks started in 2011 and are expected to continue in 2013 and 2014.

Increased interest and on-going evaluations of our S300 by international clients.

Shipment of Novra receivers and an IPE to North Africa for internet service.

Used by Chinese broadcaster for a low data rate news broadcasting.

Achievements

Evaluation of the S300 by the Indian and Japanese governments for weather broadcasting.

Evaluation and selection of Novra’s S300 for a digital cinema application in Japan.

Selection of our DVB-S2 receivers for a large US military network with an initial order received in Q3 for a pilot phase. A full roll-out is expected to start in Q2 2013.

Continued development of new high-reliability rack mount multi-receiver products with redundant power supplies.

An initial order from a German media agency was received in 2012 with a follow-on order in early 2013. We expect additional orders for the remainder of 2013.

Achievements

Continued expansion of an apartment IPTV network deployment in Japan.

Our receivers were selected for two Digital Signage networks in South African. Shipments of our receivers for these networks started in 2011 and are expected to continue in 2013 and 2014.

New banking retail opportunities for 2013 for our digital signage

Continue to market into North American digital signage markets and build on our current successes and name recognition.

Research and Development

R&D Focus

R&D Focus

Develop a new ATSC family of receivers for the North American market based on the latest technologies.

Develop a DVB-T2 receiver for the European and Far East markets.

Develop additional functionality for our IP-TV solutions.

Expand the capabilities of our existing DVB-S2 receivers by building operational support software to allow our clients to easily integrate our receivers into their environments.

Enhance our high density, rack mount packaging for our receivers for IP-TV applications and the broadcast market.

Continue enhancing our high-end High Definition (HD) media players based on Windows 7 and the Android operating systems for our Digital Signage solutions.

Development of a new family of receivers with an extensive list of features

Resellers

Resellers / Distributors / Sales AgentsBlue Satellite Company (China)BBTI (Americas)Annexia (N. America/Asia)Global Tech Resources (USA)JordanTech (USA)Satcom Resources (USA)TVC Communications (USA)Red Networks (Brazil)Scopus do Brazil (Brazil)Marshall Communications (US Federal Government )Rikei (Japan)Hills Industries (Australia)Richardson Electronics (Singapore)O’Conners (Singapore)Novanet (Canada)Locatel (Europe)MoMe ( Spain )Pentagon Systems Solution (India)Phoenix (India)

P.T. Telemedia (Indonesia)Ghema Comm Solutions (Indonesia)

Hellas Digital (Greece and the Balkins)

Omnistream (UK)

Impex (Nigeria)

Inconet Data Management (Lebanon)

Sammeg Satellite(South Africa)

Encomm (Morroco)

Satellite Engineering Group (USA)

Satellite Resources (USA)

VSATplus (UAE)

Technoland (Jordan)

LRP Ltd. (Slovakia)

Rasa Global (Iran)

Kirkensgaard Consulting (Europe)

Tridensa (Middle East/South Africa)

DVT Exchange (Europe)

HiComm Engineering (Bulgaria)

Avcom (Switzerland)

Double Advance (Taiwan)

Novra Customers/Partners

Novra Customers/Partners