Lightwave Computing Chips
	Company Overview
Key Statistics (as of 4/29 /08) Symbol    LWLG.OB Market Cap             $89M Shares Outstanding               35M Float               10M 52-wk range $0.40-$2.66 Management Hal Bennett Chief Executive Officer Frederick Goetz, Jr. President Frederick Goetz, Sr. Chief Science Officer Terry Turpin Lightwave Computing Guru Investor Relations The Investor Relations Group 11 Stone Street New York, NY 10004 Tel.: (212) 825-3210 Fax: (212) 825-3229 Investor Relations Erika Moran Salima Rasul Tom Caden Public Relations Lynn Granito Steven Melfi	Lightwave Logic, Inc. is a development stage company that intends to market lightwave computing chips that it believes will usher in a new era of computing. Lightwave Logic’s innovative lightwave computing chips will manipulate light instead of electrons and hold the potential to be one million times more powerful than their silicon counterparts. The chips will be made of a polymer that is doped with the company’s breakthrough electro-optic nanoparticle.
	Lightwave Computing Chips
		Figure 1 A wafer of planar waveguide photonic devices produced by Lightwave Logic’s manufacturing partner, Photon-X, which will serve as the basis of our lightwave computing chips.
	Lightwave Logic Exploits Decades of Past Research
	More than three decades of research have been spent developing the techniques and applications of lightwave computing. We believe that our lightwave computing chips will be the first commercially viable devices to exploit this vast body of knowledge.
	Core Technology
	Our lightwave computing chips are made out of a polymer that is doped with our breakthrough electro-optic nanoparticle. The core component of a lightwave computer is an electro-optic modulator, a device that translates electrical 1’s and 0’s into lightwave 1’s and 0’s. Lightwave computer chips utilize arrays of these modulators to create different capabilities: · A single modulator for fiber optic telecommunications components · A one-dimensional array of modulators for Hyperfine WDM · A two-dimensional array of modulators (Spatial Light Modulator) for image and speech recognition
	Figure 2 An electro-optic modulator is the component that translates 1’s and 0’s in silicon computers to a stream of light pulses that flow through a lightwave computer.
	Calculations based on measurements made at the University of Arizona indicate that our modulators should be able to switch light at speeds in excess of 100 gigabits per second.
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Our Breakthrough Nanoparticle
Lightwave Logic’s ring locked perkinamine molecule is a radical departure from the CLD (Cheng-Larry Dalton) approach that has been pursued for more than three decades. As can be seen in the two figures below, Lightwave Logic’s ring locked perkinamine chemistry creates a more stable structure than the linear CLD approach.
	Figure 3 Lightwave Logic’s perkinamine nanoparticle is visibly more stable than the CLD alternative.
Intellectual Property
We have five patents pending with worldwide coverage covering our nanoparticles.
The Possibilities
· Fast modulators for fiber optic telecom · All optical Internets · Supercomputer interconnection systems · Smart weapon vision systems · Computer vision systems · Automotive vision systems · Robotic vision systems
Potential Customers
· Military · Fiber telecommunications component suppliers · Computer companies
Milestones
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