RALEIGH, NC (March 27, 2007) – CyberImaging, Inc. and the National Federation of Opticianry Schools(NFOS) today announced an educational partnership to further advance formal opticianry training for digital dispensaries. NFOS has developed a one hour ABO course that will be presented around the US over the next three years.  Schools that are part of the NFOS organization will be able to procure the CyberEYES digital dispensing system at a reduced investment.

Hal Wilson, President of CyberImaging, Inc. states “This is a great opportunity for us to share the technology that we have brought to the optical industry with those that will be working in the field on a daily basis and impacting patient’s lives. We are very proud of this partnership.”

William Underwood, President of the NFOS is excited about the new partnership as well. “We look forward to being able to give our students the advantage of being trained in the latest technology available.  Dispensaries are increasingly equipped with CyberImaging equipment and it is important for us to keep up with the demands of the industry.  One of our key goals is to develop formal educational programs in areas of need and digital dispensing is an identified area of growth.”

For more information about CyberImaging or CyberEYES, please call 800-308-4755 x12 or go to www.cyber-imaging.com.

ABOUT CYBERIMAGING
CyberImaging is the market leader in providing innovative digital dispensing imaging solutions to the optical industry. Based in Raleigh, N.C., the company was founded in 1996 and helps optical retailers gain a competitive advantage through the use of imaging technology as a marketing, educational and sales tool. The company enjoys an increasingly expanding customer base, with thousands of active customers worldwide including Grand Optical and Wing Eye Care.

ABOUT THE NFOS

The NFOS is dedicated to the promotion of formal opticianry education offered by accredited educational institutions. Formal education is fundamental to the credibility of the Optician as a vision care professional.

The Goals of the NFOS:

• Develop formal educational programs in identified areas of need
• Upgrade the standards of opticianry education
• Facilitate the exchange of teaching methods
• Achieve uniformity of formal education in opticianry
• Assist national opticianry organizations in their efforts