www.addstrain.com Website Launched in Conjunction With the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women

Website Will Educate on the use of Remote Monitoring and Tracking Technologies as Deterrence and Restraining Orders Enforcement Tools in Domestic Violence Cases

TEL AVIV, Israel, November 24 - Elmo-Tech Ltd., the global provider of leading offender monitoring
technologies, launches the www.addstrain.com website. The website's
objective is to educate criminal justice and welfare administrations, as well
as women and anti-violence against women organizations on the potential use
of remote monitoring and tracking technologies as deterrence and enforcement
tools in the global effort to curb domestic violence.

Remote monitoring, a proven technology tool is harnessed to build up the
sense of security of victims, while providing better supervision of
aggressors' compliance with court orders. This is achieved through the
creation of security layers around victims wherever they are and parallel
notification layers around the aggressor. Enforcement agencies are provided
early alerts to potentially violent encounters between the victim and the
aggressor.

The information is offered further to the successful implementation of
such technology in Spain, where a national program was launched by the
Ministry of Equality. This program continues two such existing local programs
in Madrid and in the Balearic Islands, launched in 2005 and 2007
respectively.

Upon the launch of the Community of Madrid program, the former Vice
President and Counselor for Justice and Interior of the Community of Madrid,
Mr. Alfredo Prada Presa stated: "An extensive evaluation of the programme and
the technology configuration was concluded successfully. We now move to
extend the programme for the benefit of the Madrid Community residents. We
call upon our neighboring European countries and the European commission, to
consider wider implementation of similar programmes to deter domestic
aggressors."

Elmo-Tech's Chief Executive Officer Dagan Sadeh said: "We are
very proud to be able to offer a viable tool for the global effort to
minimize gender based violence. With as many as 30%-60% of restraining and
protection orders commonly breached, their enforcement is proving a
challenging mission. To that end, our technology offers meaningful support to
enforcement agencies and victims. We will continue our cooperation with
administration globally and hoping to developed more such programs.

Notes to Editors:

About Elmo-Tech: Elmo-Tech is a global provider of leading
presence and location verification technologies, designed for monitoring
individuals in the law enforcement and corrections markets. Established in
1994, Elmo-Tech systems are employed by private operators and government
agencies throughout multiple European locations, Latin and North America and
the Pacific Rim.

30%-60% restraining breach data is based on 2004-2008 data provided by
publications from the National Center for Victims of Crime, Washington, DC;
the New York State Unified Court System and the Office of Court Research, and
the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention.

www.addstrain.com

www.elmotech.com

    Enquiries:

    Elmo-Tech Ltd.
    Yael Arfi
    Mobile tel. +972-54-2555872

Enquiries: Elmo-Tech Ltd., Yael Arfi, Mobile tel. +972-54-2555872