+ ROBRADY design _ Parker, Fuel Cell || CONSUMER

<BODY> In record-breaking time, ROBRADY design helped to facilitate the Nov. 1 unveiling of the second generation of the world s first patented fuel cell/electric hybrid maxi-scooter at the 2004 Fuel Cell Seminar. In conjunction with premiere manufacturers Parker Hannifin, Vectrix Corporation, and Protonex, the ROBRADY design team delivered two 500-watt fuel cells (with an accompanying docking station) and one hydrogen-operated 150-watt fuel cell to the seminar, held this year Nov. 1-5 in San Antonio. Less than two weeks after Parker Hannifin turned to working partner ROBRADY developer of the Vectrix!" eScooter design and nine functional prototypes to request a packaging enclosure design for a production-looking fuel cell, the studio had received approval based on their concept illustration. Approximately three weeks later, the mechanical design work was completed, the fabricated parts had been delivered to ROBRADY, and with on-site assistance from Parker Hannifin, Vectrix Corporation, and Protonex personnel final fitting and assembly was wrapping up prior to the shipping deadline. ROBRADY s casing design features articulating handles that pull up and snap into place (in order to lift the fuel cell in or out of the scooter) and can be collapsed to allow the cell to fit under a scooter s seat. In short, this fuel cell system (Parker Hannifin) yielded progressive exterior design (ROBRADY) worthy of the interior technology (Protonex) that powers the Vectrix scooter program. ROBRADY design_ Total Product Development. <script src="http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js" type="text/javascript"> </script> <script type="text/javascript"> _uacct = "UA-3064092-1"; urchinTracker(); </script> </body>