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Didn't see this coming so very welcome surprise.
One critical competent in commercializing the opportunity will be ensuring that counterparties they contract with in emerging markets actually pay up. Been involved in a few companies that have sold into those markets and sometimes a challenge getting payments on time.
Still great news - another commercialization opportunity and benefiting society....smashing.
Living the glamorous lifestyle I do, I popped out to take some furniture to the dump and now see the price is moving up!
I should go there more often.
Yeah thats the one 1750mk1
I have to say we have had far less traders today than on previous news which must mean we are converting those that buy for the 10-15% gains into holders!
I can see why this would happen. So much to look forward to here!
I think we'll find that £4M rev for 2020 is a slight understatement
the last few RNSs have been transformational for SKIN. Who would have thought that Labskin AI would be pushed into the background almost as Rhinocloud gains traction and can be utilised in so many different industries.
And now we have the water announcement.
I think for now people don't quite see how some of these deals translate into actual revenues, hence the share price indecision.
I think GB was hoping the £4m rev for 2020 would bring some clarity on this front.
Anything under 2p (so c£20m market cap) is a bargain IMHO
This isn't a trading share dnp. Its a slam dunk med term investment for a multibag. As keen as I am on Farn, this is the banker og Aim..do some research...you won't be disappointed
Me to just jumped in... RNS looks good but not buying here may be people not aware of this share...
Staggering? Bought a few more anyway.
The market is absolutely huge, and the prospects are... (insert preferred synonym for mind-blowing here)
do you mean this post Chris ? ...
"This is another truly remarkable breakthrough for the company! This explains why there was a link to the one drop website https://www.onedrop.org/en/ on the https://www.rinolab.com/ site.
A NEW DEVICE that will take data from a remote sensor and identify contamination of e.coli bacteria and alert in 3 seconds! This is huge because previously it would have taken days if not weeks!!
Let’s assume that a local council is notified that there is a potential risk of water contamination from a flood. They would then have to send a council worker who has to take multiple samples of water, multiple times a day and transport them back to the laboratory for testing. A few days later the testing would be complete, and the report sent to the officer notifying if it is an emergency or if the water is safe.
This new breakthrough would speed that up dramatically!
A RAWTest floating device remains in the water with a detection system that sends data samples back to the company servers, which could then cross-check and signal any threats.
I am sure there is a more scientific explanation which sounds more James Bond but my understanding is that Rinocloud has developed a system where they have trained their AI platform to recognise the e.coli bacteria and send reports if it finds anything in any remotely tested water supply.
It does this by instantaneously scanning through the thousands of samples used to train the AI system. It then automatically reports in real time if the water in a reservoir has been contaminated.
The example of council water supply is large scale but imagine the potential here, everywhere you could think of could benefit from using this kind of technology.
Every hotel
Every hospital
Every Restaurant
Every Conference hall
Every Nursing Home
Every school
Every nursery
Every holiday resort, cruise ship, army barracks etc. Etc.
Everywhere where risk of contamination to the water supply is dangerous. An in-line detection device can detect and raise an alarm. Nobody gets food poisoning or becomes ill. It would not surprise me if many of the water boards become clients.
Look at this link to Centers for Disease control and prevention https://www.cdc.gov/listeria/risk.html
But there is more, much more.
This sort of technology could be trained to test for anything within reason, used to test every milk machine. Identifying if a single cow was struck with mastitis, and then automatically switch off that milking machine to avoid an infected cow contaminating the rest of the milk supply from that farm on that day.
Or used in the wine industry where fermentation processes are subject to bacteria that are a hazard for both consumer safety and shelf-life stability and longevity. In-line detection can mean the ability to save an annual batch of wine that effects the taste, the possibilities are endless.
What else can this technology do, once trained?
The market is absolutely
I hope no one minds me pushing my own post, but if anyone looking in at lunchtime is wondering what the benefits of today's RNS are please go to the beginning of this thread and see.
(click reply to this and look at first post in chain)
As stated in my earlier post the options here are huge, I could not care less what the SP does right now as this technology is way ahead of other AI companies who are currently ' playing AI'. Whereas this company and its children companies are making real world differences now with their AI technology. And this is just one string to their disruptive harp.
I reiterate
Every hotel
Every hospital
Every Restaurant
Every Conference hall
Every Nursing Home
Every school
Every nursery
Every holiday resort, cruise ship, army barracks etc. Etc.
Cleared another batch of traders and now the buyers come in.
Huge selling into a small rise.. how weird. People are strange
good market for goo
really goo stuff and just a hint at what this technology can do and the scope of it's application potential.
Good post C.
There are also applications in remote developing areas, connected to a sat link could get results anywhere almost instantly. Very positive not just for the company but the world in general.
This is another truly remarkable breakthrough for the company! This explains why there was a link to the one drop website https://www.onedrop.org/en/ on the https://www.rinolab.com/ site.
A NEW DEVICE that will take data from a remote sensor and identify contamination of e.coli bacteria and alert in 3 seconds! This is huge because previously it would have taken days if not weeks!!
Let’s assume that a local council is notified that there is a potential risk of water contamination from a flood. They would then have to send a council worker who has to take multiple samples of water, multiple times a day and transport them back to the laboratory for testing. A few days later the testing would be complete, and the report sent to the officer notifying if it is an emergency or if the water is safe.
This new breakthrough would speed that up dramatically!
A RAWTest floating device remains in the water with a detection system that sends data samples back to the company servers, which could then cross-check and signal any threats.
I am sure there is a more scientific explanation which sounds more James Bond but my understanding is that Rinocloud has developed a system where they have trained their AI platform to recognise the e.coli bacteria and send reports if it finds anything in any remotely tested water supply.
It does this by instantaneously scanning through the thousands of samples used to train the AI system. It then automatically reports in real time if the water in a reservoir has been contaminated.
The example of council water supply is large scale but imagine the potential here, everywhere you could think of could benefit from using this kind of technology.
Every hotel
Every hospital
Every Restaurant
Every Conference hall
Every Nursing Home
Every school
Every nursery
Every holiday resort, cruise ship, army barracks etc. Etc.
Everywhere where risk of contamination to the water supply is dangerous. An in-line detection device can detect and raise an alarm. Nobody gets food poisoning or becomes ill. It would not surprise me if many of the water boards become clients.
Look at this link to Centers for Disease control and prevention https://www.cdc.gov/listeria/risk.html
But there is more, much more.
This sort of technology could be trained to test for anything within reason, used to test every milk machine. Identifying if a single cow was struck with mastitis, and then automatically switch off that milking machine to avoid an infected cow contaminating the rest of the milk supply from that farm on that day.
Or used in the wine industry where fermentation processes are subject to bacteria that are a hazard for both consumer safety and shelf-life stability and longevity. In-line detection can mean the ability to save an annual batch of wine that effects the taste, the possibilities are endless.
What else can this technology do, once trained?
The market is absolutely huge, and the prospects are