Invensys Plc Demonstrates Long-Term Commitment to Kazakhstan

EYESim Virtual Reality Could Revolutionise Process Control Simulation in Kazakhstan

BRUSSELS, October 27, 2010 - At the Kazakhstan-European Partnership Summit today, Nicholas Pomeroy -
General Director, Invensys Kazakhstan demonstrated the EYESim virtual reality
(VR) system to President Nursultan Abishevich Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan and
Jose Manuel Barosso, President of the European Commission. Anthony
Gajadharsingh, Chief of Staff, Invensys Plc was also present on the occasion,
as well as other distinguished members of the Kazakhstan government.

Developed by Invensys, the EYESim virtual reality (VR) system is the
first industrial virtual reality training solution based on first-principle
simulation and augmented reality. EYESim VR technology enables engineers and
operators to see and safely interact with the plant and the processes they
control. Using a stereoscopic headset, trainees enter a completely immersive
environment in which they can move throughout the plant. Such freedom is
possible because the virtual environment is rendered at 60 frames per second,
significantly faster than what can be achieved by traditional, non real-time
rendering.

EYESim technology is geared towards the energy, chemical, oil and gas,
and other vital process industries as they face knowledge management,
training and retention challenges brought on by an aging and dwindling
industry workforce.

Speaking on the occasion, Nicholas Pomeroy said, "Kazakhstan is a
strategic partner for Invensys and we are steadfast in our vision and
commitment to Kazakhstan and look forward to helping develop the potential of
the country particularly in the Oil & Gas and transportation sector. With our
proven expertise in Operations Management and Rail, Invensys want to work in
partnership to apply the advanced technologies that enable the world's
manufacturing and energy generating facilities, mainline and mass transit
rail networks to operate safely and efficiently".

In the past, Invensys has demonstrated its commitment to the education
and development of Kazakhstani engineers through its sponsorship of the
Kazakh-British Technical University (KBTU). President Nazarbayev greatly
appreciated Invensys's efforts and commitment to his country, applying
advance technologies and contributing to the education and development of
Kazakhstani citizens.

Please click on the link below to view photos of the event:

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About Invensys Plc

Invensys plc (www.invensys.com) is headquartered in London and is
listed on the London Stock Exchange (ISYS.L), with approximately 20,000
employees working in 50 countries.

Stephen Ballard, bcm public relations, Email: s.ballard at bcmpublicrelations.com t: +44-1306-882288