E-Factor presented at the International Federation Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapists (IFOMT) congress in Rotterdam, Netherlands

JZZ Technologies, Inc. (Pink Sheets: JZZI) announced on June 9, at the IFOMT 2008 congress where the theme was “Connecting ‘Science’ to Quality of Life,” data collected by E-Factor, which is a non-camera based 6 degree of freedom motion capture system, was presented as an integral part of a research project headed by Karen Dubrow. Karen is presently working towards her doctorate through the Ola Grimsby Institute and currently owns a physical therapy practice in Plano, Texas. She was chosen to present her findings in front of over 300 of her peers via a poster presentation.

The purpose of her study was to show the connection between specifically designed golf fitness intervention and outcome of the golf drive due to changes occurring in the body from specific golf fitness intervention. The E-Factor data allowed her to demonstrate objectively that her subjects benefited from this intervention.

Karen had this to say about using E-Factor, “There is so much data which can be derived I am astounded. I realized, after working with the equipment that I will have at least 12 different publishable studies.” She went on to say, “My plans are to rewrite the study to fit the submission requirements for World Scientific Congress on Golf, Journal of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy, and Journal of Sports Medicine. After the peer review journals, if I am accepted, I will submit to the layman's magazines such as Golf Digest, and Golf, and Avid Golfer.”

“We were very excited to be a part of Karen’s research. We believe her research fits extremely well with our mission to enhance the quality of an athlete’s life through the use of objective data,” said Aaron Pines President/CEO of JZZ Technologies, Inc.

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