Wixom, MI (November 3, 2008) - Integral Vision,Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: INVI), a leading global supplier of automated display inspection technology, today announced it has received an order for the Company's SharpEye™ system from a leading Chinese global manufacturer of LCD panels. This represents the initial order stemming from the requirement by a major domestic computer manufacturer that the entirety of its LCD supplier base must utilize the SharpEye system in the inspection and grading process of incoming displays prior to delivery. The SharpEye product provides analysis of defects in the display to assure quality in the manufacturing process.

"We are very pleased to receive this order," said Charles J. Drake, chairman and CEO of Integral Vision, Inc. "This system order represents the initial flow of sales resulting from our customer's determination that its incoming displays must be inspected with our SharpEye system prior to shipment. Our customer has stipulated that its LCD suppliers will be required to adopt the resulting effect specifications. We expect these specifications to generate system sales for Integral Vision from all of the LCD suppliers to this large company. Compliance to this specification should generate sales for Integral Vision in Taiwan, Korea, Japan and China."

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About Integral Vision, Inc.
Integral Vision, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: 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. More information can be found at Website: www.iv-usa.com.

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