WSA February Technology Spotlight

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - February 10, 2015) - Micromem Technologies, Inc. (OTCQX: MMTIF) (CSE: MRM) CEO Joseph Fuda highlighted the company's recent patents, which include a wireless oil pan plug that they've developed and intend to manufacture and distribute with Flextronics. Mr. Fuda also discussed the company's recent agreement with Northeast Utilities, using Micromem's core technology, to develop a device that can be inserted into electrical transformers to alert of any problems prior to system failure. He talked about the company's other projects with Northeast Utilities and provided an overview of upcoming activity. In addition, Mr. Fuda stressed the importance of sensors in the market, as smart systems continue to become more widespread.

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Yappn, Corp (OTCQB: YPPN) CEO David Lucatch updated investors on the company's Q2 highlights, which included a recent program with Digital Widget Factory that will allow consumers to view e-commerce content in their native language. He stated he believes the company is unique because their technology is built, vetted, and they are ready to execute right now. Mr. Lucatch outlined Yappn's revenue goals for the upcoming year and talked about market trends the company is targeting. He spoke about key events the company hosted with major clients this past year and gave reasons why Yappn is a good investment opportunity today.

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Solar Wind Energy Tower (OTCQB: SWET) CEO Ronald Pickett updated WSA's investor audience on the company's achievements since their last interview. He explained that while SWET's business model is to license their technology and receive development and royalty fees, they have also pursued their own projects in Arizona and Mexico. He spoke about how Solar Wind Energy Tower's technology will allow companies to go green and still remain profitable. In addition, Mr. Pickett discussed the company's goal to attain a power purchase agreement for the Arizona and Mexico projects, enabling better financing.

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