Integral Vision, Inc. Announces Repeat Sharpeye(TM) System Orders From Its Largest Customer

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Thu Oct 23, 2008 10:55am EDT

  WIXOM, MI, Oct 23 (MARKET WIRE) -- 
Integral Vision, Inc. (OTCBB: INVI), a leading global supplier of
automated display inspection technology, today announced it has received
orders for the Company's SharpEye(TM) inspection system from its largest
customer. These systems will be used to inspect a new MEMS based display
that will be manufactured in a new plant located in Taiwan. Delivery of
these systems is expected to be complete by the end of the first half of
2009.

    "We are very pleased that our largest customer has enhanced its
capabilities with incremental orders for our SharpEye system," said
Charles J. Drake, chairman and CEO of Integral Vision, Inc. "The new
manufacturing facility is expected to produce substantial volumes, which
could translate into significant opportunities for our inspection systems
in the future. We are working with this customer regarding increased
volumes and providing inspection systems at other locations in the
production process. There are significant large volume opportunities for
us with the ramping up of production that could continue for years."
Drake noted further, "The evolution of several new emerging technologies
seems to be reaching mass production level. We are well positioned with a
customer base that we believe can positively impact the Company and
contribute to our growth in 2009."

    About Integral Vision

    Integral Vision, Inc. (OTCBB: INVI), an ISO 9001 registered firm, offers
display inspection technology that provides analysis of functional and
cosmetic defects in the display to assure quality in the manufacturing
process as well as verification of the final product. Integral Vision has
been inspecting displays since 1992 and is an industry leader committed to
providing automated solutions to the quality issues Microdisplay, OLED and
LCD manufacturers face in today's competitive marketplace. A transcript of
an interview by our CEO, which gives an overview of the Company, can be
found at http://www.iv-usa.com/financials/Integral.pdf. More information
can be found at Website: www.iv-usa.com.

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Contacts:
Corporation:
Integral Vision, Inc.
Charles J. Drake
(248) 668-9230
Email Contact

Investors and Media:
Guerrant Associates
Laura Guerrant
(808) 882-1467
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