Structural Monitoring Systems plc Investor Presentation
<P>Structural Monitoring Systems plc Investor Presentation</P><P>**** Hidden Message *****</P> Structural Monitoring Systems plc<BR>Investor Presentation<BR>15 April 2008<BR>CVM™ “Technology Ready”<BR>Disclaimer: The information contained herein is proprietary to Structural Monitoring Systems plc. and shall not be<BR>duplicated, used or disclosed in whole or in part for any purpose other than that for which it is specifically provided, without<BR>express written permission of Structural Monitoring Systems plc. This restriction does not limit the right of recipient to use<BR>information contained in this document if such information is available from another source without restriction.<BR>CVM™ - MAKING IT PAY<BR>CLEARING BARRIERS NEW MARKETS<BR>CUSTOMER<BR>ACCEPTANCE<BR>2<BR>TESTED<BR>PRODUCTS<BR>QUALIFIED<BR>PROCESSES<BR>& STAFF<BR>REGULATORY<BR>ACCREDITION<BR>MILESTONES<BR>• ACCREDITION of CVM products in both<BR>strategic civilian and military aerospace<BR>markets.<BR>• INSTALLATION on Boeing commercial aircraft<BR>structure.<BR>• Airbus “CVM is TECHNOLOGY READY”<BR>3<BR>• Firm relationships with the FOUR LARGEST<BR>commercial aircraft manufacturers: Airbus,<BR>Boeing, Bombardier, and Embraer.<BR>• Increasing numbers of customer who want use<BR>CVM on their aircraft.<BR>• Order volumes increasing and sales revenue<BR>are set to increase.<BR>SMS has achieved “first mover” status<BR>in a new area of business with<BR>high margins and high barriers to entry.<BR>Sandia Certificate of Recognition For<BR>First Installation On A Boeing Aircraft<BR>STATUS<BR>• Operators of Boeing aircraft supporting roll out of CVM for specific<BR>applications due in mid-2008.<BR>• Airbus exposing CVM benefits to Airbus operators, new market<BR>opens.<BR>• New strategic relationships in civilian aerospace - Bombardier and<BR>Embraer<BR>• New strategic relationships in military aerospace sectors in UK,<BR>4<BR>Europe, USA and China – first fleet wide military applications<BR>expected in 2008.<BR>• Non-aerospace markets open with CVM Switch product ,automotive<BR>testing, bridge monitoring in USA and large mining equipment.<BR>• New generation CVM technology for new-build aircraft, and in-flight<BR>monitoring systems for Airbus and Embraer in civilian aerospace and<BR>EADS in military aerospace..<BR>MARKET OVERVIEW<BR>• Aircraft - Retrofit: “FIRST MOVER” position in LARGE<BR>emerging market for in-situ structural monitoring on<BR>aging aircraft.<BR>– VALUE PROPOSITION accepted by US airlines.<BR>The Market for CVM™ stems from the<BR>Value created by enabling reduced<BR>Cost of Ownership, and increased<BR>Asset Productivity.<BR>5<BR>• Aircraft - New Build: Largest aircraft manufacturers on<BR>board for integration of CVM technology into new build<BR>metallic and composite aircraft structures.<BR>• Test / Infrastructure: Product diversification of CVM<BR>into high value markets, such as the automotive test,<BR>bridge infrastructure and mining equipment.<BR>• Military Vehicles: monitoring of armoured fighting<BR>vehicles.<BR>Market Opportunity – Aging Aircraft<BR>• The average US military aircraft is 16 years old.<BR>• The average US civil aircraft is 14 years old.<BR>• Increasing average US military and civil aircraft<BR>fleet age a major issue.<BR>• US Government – Transport House Committee<BR>hearing of issues associated with airline nonconformance<BR>with FAA mandatory inspections –<BR>Number of<BR>Aircraft<BR>Age 10+<BR>years<BR>Age 20+<BR>years<BR>Major US Airlines 3,696 90% 41%<BR>International Airlines 3,646 83% 36%<BR>US Cargo Carriers 982 97% 81%<BR>International Cargo Carriers 95 96% 84%<BR>US Air Force 4,421 71% 42%<BR>6<BR>conformance fleets grounded and widespread media reports -<BR>FAA crackdown.<BR>• Growing interest by the US military in the use of<BR>Condition Based Maintenance using sensor<BR>based systems to monitor the condition of fixed<BR>and rotary wing aircraft structures.<BR>• CVM instrumentation and sensors provide an<BR>ACCREDITED cost effective means of<BR>monitoring airframe structural integrity, and<BR>enables efficient data collection and analysis.<BR>USAF Aircraft Fleet Ages<BR>Progress In The Civil Aircraft Retrofit Sector -<BR>SMS is working closely with the world’s four largest civil aircraft manufacturers<BR>• Boeing<BR>– CVM included into the Boeing Common<BR>Methods NDT Manual.<BR>– Formal requests by three US based DC-9 / MD-<BR>80 operators to approve specific CVM<BR>applications are being progressed by Boeing.<BR>– First trial installation on Boeing aircraft.<BR>– Another Boeing aircraft operator is actively<BR>pursuing 737 and 767 CVM applications.<BR>7<BR>• Airbus<BR>– Joint Development Agreement - CVM retrofit<BR>system acknowledged as “Technology Ready”.<BR>– CVM installed on an Airbus A320 Flight Test<BR>aircraft.<BR>– Airbus agree to introduce CVM to airline<BR>operators of their aircraft as a means of<BR>improved maintenance.<BR>• Regional Aircraft Manufactures<BR>– CVM being evaluated for retro-fit maintenance<BR>improvement applications by Bombardier and<BR>Embraer.<BR>Progress In The Military Aircraft Retrofit Sector -<BR>SMS is working closely with major air forces in the US, Europe and Asia<BR>• Australian Defence Force<BR>– CVM accredited for use on ADF aircraft.<BR>– Selected for monitoring of joint UK /<BR>Australian C-130 wing test program.<BR>• Royal Air Force / Royal Navy<BR>– In principal agreement for monitoring<BR>primary structure on Nimrod aircraft.<BR>– Positive assessment of specific applications<BR>on Sea King helicopters.<BR>– Three SMS staff (ex-RAF) based in the UK<BR>8<BR>supporting the introduction of CVM into the<BR>RAF and RN, and European operators.<BR>• US Air Force<BR>– Evaluation of major application on large<BR>fleet of C-130 in progress.<BR>– Firm interest for applications on a trainer<BR>aircraft fleet.<BR>– Opportunities on other aging fleets.<BR>• Other Air Forces<BR>– Evaluation equipment and sensor orders<BR>from Chinese and Polish Air Forces.<BR>– Quotation provided to European air force for<BR>installation on trainer fleet.<BR>Progress In The Aircraft New Build Sector<BR>• Airbus<BR>– CVM used in the full scale fatigue test<BR>qualification of the A380 and the GLARE<BR>material used extensively in its fuselage.<BR>– Joint Development Agreement - Firm<BR>commitment to a CVM licence. Extended to<BR>the end of 2008 to align with revised Airbus<BR>aircraft development schedule.<BR>– Agreements signed for Airbus to evaluate the<BR>incorporation of CVM technology into the<BR>designs of two new aircraft.<BR>9<BR>• Regional Aircraft Manufactures<BR>– CVM equipment ordered by Embraer and<BR>Bombardier for evaluation and use on a full<BR>scale fatigue test programs, leading to<BR>incorporation into new-build aircraft.<BR>– Embraer program worth $1,200,000 over three<BR>years.<BR>• EADS Military Air Systems<BR>– SMS invited to include in-flight CVM system in<BR>the Barracuda UAV Integrated Vehicle Health<BR>Monitoring demonstrator program.<BR>New Products & Markets For CVM™ Technology<BR>• CVM Switch<BR>– 2nd production run in-progress.<BR>– Now a standard SMS product.<BR>– Being incorporated into further new<BR>products.<BR>• Automotive Test<BR>– CVM Switch pilot production program<BR>on going with PBR.<BR>– Order from PBR’s new parent Bosch.<BR>10<BR>– Evaluated by GM and large German<BR>Automotive supplier.<BR>• Bridge Infrastructure & Mining Equipment<BR>– CVM remote bridge monitoring system<BR>demonstrated to the US Federal<BR>Highway Administration.<BR>• CVM On-Board System<BR>– Prototype on-board CVM system<BR>demonstrated to Airbus, EADS MAS<BR>and Embraer.<BR>– In-Flight installation during 2009.<BR>New CVM Market Opportunity - Bridge Infrastructure<BR>• SMS has worked with Sandia National Labs in the<BR>US to evaluate the use of CVM on thick steel<BR>structures for bridge and mining equipment<BR>applications.<BR>• Sandia noted in the report that contained the CVM<BR>evaluation results that “K30% of the 600,000<BR>bridges in the US are structurally deficient”.<BR>• Since the catastrophic Minneapolis I-135W bridge<BR>11<BR>collapse in 2007, SMS has been working closely<BR>with Sandia and potential US partner company to<BR>demonstrate a CVM bridge monitoring system<BR>combined with mobile phone technology.<BR>• Demonstration to the US Federal Highway<BR>Administration and discussions with potential US<BR>distributor with bridge monitoring experience.<BR>• This represents a significant new market<BR>opportunity for CVM.<BR>CVM Order Intake Has Increased As A Direct Result<BR>Of Intensive Global Marketing Activities.<BR>• Two existing and three new Military Air<BR>Force customers are evaluating CVM for<BR>retro-fit applications on existing aircraft<BR>fleets.<BR>• Two Regional Aircraft OEM customers are<BR>Value (AU$) Purpose<BR>Military Aircraft<BR>RAF / RAAF $130,000 C-130 WFT Program1<BR>US Air Force $39,900 C-130 Evaluation<BR>PR China Air Force $33,000 CVM NDI Evaluation<BR>Polish Air Force $74,000 CVM NDI Evaluation<BR>12<BR>evaluating CVM for fatigue test and retro-fit<BR>applications, as well as for longer term new<BR>build aircraft SHM systems.<BR>• On going repeat sales to Airbus.<BR>• Sales production version CVM Switches<BR>for Automotive Test Pilot Program.<BR>Civil Aircraft<BR>Embraer $275,000 Full Scale Fatigue Test<BR>Embrear $57,700 Fuselage Barrel Test<BR>Bombardier $50,000 CVM NDI Evaluation<BR>Airbus $44,500 Sensors – A380 Testing<BR>Non-Aviation<BR>PBR + Bosch $20,000 CVM Switch - Pilot Program<BR>Total $724,100<BR>Note: 1 – Price Agreed Contract expected in Q2 2008<BR>Near Term Civil & Military Fleet Retro-Fit Programs<BR>•Civil Aircraft Fleets<BR>– DC-9 / MD-80<BR>• 250 Aircraft<BR>– 737 / 767<BR>• 170 Aircraft<BR>•Military Aircraft Fleets<BR>13<BR>– US C-130<BR>• 300+ Aircraft<BR>– US Fast Jet Aircraft<BR>• 450 Aircraft<BR>– RAF / RN Sea King<BR>• 120 Aircraft<BR>– RAF Nimrod<BR>• 20 Aircraft<BR>– European Air Force<BR>• 30 Aircraft<BR>10 Year Estimate Of Current Programs and Prospects<BR>Retro-Fit Market - 6200 Aircraft<BR>Civil Retro-fit<BR>Military Retro-fit<BR>Estimated Market Value<BR>AU$190 Million<BR>Civil Retro-fit<BR>Military Retro-fit<BR>14<BR>Retro-Fit Market - AU$120 Million<BR>Civil Retro-fit<BR>Military Retro-fit<BR>New Build SHM<BR>Demonstrators<BR>Land Based<BR>Access Licence<BR>Current Programs – Fleet Retro-Fit Case Studies<BR>•Civil Aircraft Retro-fit<BR>– Three US Operators<BR>– 200 Aircraft<BR>– Estimated Value Range:-<BR>• US$1.5m – US$2.5m<BR>– Roll-Out:- 2 – 3 years<BR>•Military Aircraft Retro-fit #1<BR>– US Operator<BR>– 300+ Aircraft<BR>15<BR>– Estimated Value Range:-<BR>• US$15m – US$27m<BR>– Roll-Out:- 3 - 5 years<BR>•Military Aircraft Retro-fit #2<BR>– US Operator<BR>– 450+ Aircraft<BR>– Estimated Value Range:-<BR>• US$9m - $15m<BR>– Roll-Out:- 2 - 3 years<BR>Medium Term Civil Aircraft Fleet Retro-Fit Prospects<BR>- Established Relationships<BR>•US Airlines & Cargo Operators<BR>– Large Mixed Boeing & Airbus Fleets.<BR>– Well established relationships:<BR>• NWA – 356 aircraft<BR>• AA – 686 aircraft<BR>• Delta – 441 aircraft<BR>•Airbus<BR>16<BR>– A320 Life Extension FSFT -> 1400 aircraft<BR>•Regional Aircraft<BR>– CVM currently being evaluated by<BR>Bombardier for improved maintenance on<BR>their CRJ series in-service fleet of over<BR>1300 aircraft.<BR>CVM™ “Keeping Aircraft<BR>Out Of The Hanger”<BR>Medium Term Military Aircraft Fleet Retro-Fit Prospects<BR>- Established Relationships<BR>•US Air Force<BR>– 4,282 Aircraft<BR>•RAF / RN<BR>– 998 Aircraft<BR>•RAAF<BR>– 257 Aircraft<BR>17<BR>• Polish Air Force<BR>– 493 Aircraft<BR>• Finnish Air Force<BR>– 173 Aircraft<BR>•RNLAF<BR>– 177 Aircraft<BR>• People's Liberation Army Air Force<BR>– 2300 Aircraft<BR>Civil Aircraft – 2008 Objectives<BR>•Commence installation of CVM on<BR>the Boeing aircraft fleets of two US<BR>airlines.<BR>•Have CVM incorporated in the design<BR>of a Structural Health Monitoring<BR>system for a new Airbus aircraft.<BR>18<BR>•Negotiate technology access licence<BR>with Airbus for the use of CVM on<BR>new-build aircraft.<BR>•Complete program to have CVM<BR>qualified for retrofit applications with<BR>other manufacturers of regional<BR>aircraft .<BR>Military Aircraft– 2008 Objectives<BR>• To commence installation of CVM on<BR>both a UK and US military aircraft<BR>fleet.<BR>• Broaden and consolidate SMS global<BR>military air force customer base via<BR>focused evaluation and structural<BR>fatigue test programs.<BR>19<BR>• Position CVM technology for<BR>incorporation into Condition Based<BR>Monitoring maintenance systems.<BR>•Demonstrate in-flight CVM capability<BR>leading to integration with future<BR>Health & Usage Monitoring Systems.<BR>Conclusions<BR>• Major civil and military accreditation milestones achieved, and<BR>have led to the evaluation of opportunities for specific fleet wide<BR>retrofit applications.<BR>• Sales of the PM200 hand held monitoring equipment and CVM<BR>Switch for non-aerospace markets has commenced.<BR>• Intensive marketing activities have broaden SMS’s customer<BR>base, and has resulted in increased order intake.<BR>20<BR>• SMS’s focus is firmly on sales, marketing and product delivery<BR>in aerospace, automotive, and new military armoured vehicle<BR>and infrastructure monitoring market sectors.<BR>• SMS is positioned for a substantial increase in orders and to be<BR>cash flow positive during 2008 with strong projected earnings.<BR>QUESTIONS?<BR>21<BR>Structural Monitoring Systems – Contact Information<BR>• Mark Vellacott – Managing Director<BR>– Tel: +61 (0)8 9204 4844<BR>– Fax: +61 (0)8 9204 4866<BR>– Mob: +61 (0)438 684 498<BR>– Email: m.vellacott@smsystems.com.au<BR>22 什么资料的呀 ? 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