Melville, New York, November 25, 2002 - Andrea Electronics Corporation (Amex: AND - News) announced today that NASA has integrated Andrea's digital noise canceling technologies and microphones into a prototype planetary spacesuit. The spacesuit and communications are part of new technologies being developed and tested by NASA's Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX, and Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH, for use on exploration missions beyond Earth's orbit. The tests are being conducted by NASA scientists, robotics engineers and communications experts as part of a study to determine how robots and humans can best interact using spoken language, and to gather data for comparing human and robotic performance. Suited subjects wearing the spacesuit work with an Extra Vehicular Activity Robotic Assistant (ERA) to perform tasks intended to increase mission efficiency, by assisting astronauts and keeping humans out of harm's way. In preliminary testing, NASA has reported to Andrea that it has achieved better than a 95% accuracy rate with the ERA's speech recognition system when using Andrea's microphone and digital noise cancellation technologies. This achievement is measurably better than NASA's results to date without Andrea's technology.

"NASA's desire to work with Andrea for this unique application reinforces our belief that where safety and reliability are of primary concern, our microphone and noise cancellation technologies provide the best solution presently available" said Christopher P. Sauvigne, Chief Executive Officer and President of Andrea Electronics Corporation. "The results of NASA's independent testing is a compelling testimony to the effectiveness of our technology."

About Andrea Electronics

Andrea Electronics Corporation designs, develops and manufactures audio technologies and equipment for enhancing applications that require high performance and high quality voice input. The Company's patented Digital Super Directional Array (DSDA®), patented PureAudio®, patented EchoStop(TM) and patent-pending Directional Finding and Tracking Array (DFTA®) far-field microphone technologies enhance a wide range of audio products to eliminate background noise and ensure the optimum performance of voice applications. Applications for the Company's technologies include: speech recognition programs, Internet telephony, video/audio conferencing, automobile PCs, home automation systems, hand-held devices and multiplayer online games, among others. Visit Andrea Electronics' website at: http://www.AndreaElectronics.com or call 1-800-442-7787.

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Richard A. Maue
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