ISEE3D ADDS FORMER CAMBRIDGE PHYSICIST TO ITS TECHNICAL TEAM

Toronto, Canada - May 26, 2010 - ISee3D Inc. (TSX-V: ICT) announced today that Dr. Martin Beckett, Ph.D., has joined the company's Vancouver technical team as a Senior Physicist.

Dr. Beckett has international experience in both commercial and academic research and development of advanced software and instrument systems, which have led to a number of businesses and successful products.

ISee3D CTO Tom Mitchell, P.Eng., said "The addition of Dr. Beckett to our technical team in Vancouver will not only reinforce the work we are doing with our high definition 3D camera development, but also open up other areas of commercial opportunity due to his expertise in opto-electronics, lasers, and infrared cameras."

Dr. Beckett obtained his doctorate at Cambridge University's Institute of Astronomy, and constructed the first astronomical infrared imaging interferometer, creating the world's highest resolution infrared telescope.

He has also designed and built an extremely low noise infrared camera, together with associated software, and invented, constructed and integrated novel beam-combining optics.

"Dr. Beckett's addition to the team will certainly help generate additional patent ideas. We are devoting considerable resources, both in terms of financing and research, to expanding our patent portfolio. It is our aim to protect and enhance the core technology, and add value to the company as a whole. Dr. Beckett is certainly a fantastic addition to help us achieve these goals," concluded Mitchell.

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About ISee3D
ISee3D is driving the universal adoption of 3D single lens capture – from consumers and Hollywood to health care and military. The company is introducing the first commercially feasible single lens, single camera 3D capture technology. Scalable in size from one mm in diameter to more than 250 mm, the patented technology can be applied across many devices. Through its patented optical switch technologies, ISee3D continues to aggressively pursue the best in 3D innovation to ensure an immersive 3D viewing experience, rather than the traditional two lenses or 2D conversion approaches that are the current standard. The company is headquartered in Vancouver with offices in Toronto.