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Specialist turnaround non exec on board. Also new product passenger car audit system. Would like to see stobarts and the large supermarket chains take our tyre probes

Don't understand what you've written ... Think your spellcheck changed some words and I can't understand what your saying

Correct. Once intellisaw is sold we will have a large cash pile, the new non exec is a divestment and turn around specialist. We have big name contracts on board and in 2016 we have a torque sensor going into real production, as we provided paid for engineering support to get this to market I reckon we get that paid back to us post launch. Not to mention the extra new project just picked up in the rns. I see real recent winds and opportunities here. electrical engineering at its finest with global interested parties and we have the patents

must be coming tomorrow

once cashpile is on from intellisaw, and we start selling our SAWsense products. Turnaround EXEC on board this train!

to get back in once intellisaw is SOLD

Overall, the board is satisfied with the progress made in recent months having overcome some difficult challenges. The company has developed valuable technology, a growing reputation, and an enviable customer base across multiple geographic and industry sectors. With the financial resources now available, we believe that the company is well placed to capitalise on these exciting opportunities and we view the future with renewed confidence. David M Ford Group Chairman 28 September 2015

we dont know the Quantum of the deals they have in store - could be big for Sawsense...

wont speak anyone who has done research, we have a new Non Exec who specilizes in Divestments and turnarounds. this will be 3.5p at some point. i will just sit and wait

many projects coming to fruition in 2016, I think should be worth at least £10million post intellisaw sale. anyway tired of typing mr Kite! banged my elbow on a car door yesterday = bruised :-(

have minimum Five million cash pile soon post intellisaw sale which sounds like its progressing well

Progress continues in partnership with one of the largest European industrial electronic system manufacturers on a SAW application as part of a condition monitoring system. The project has been underway for two years developing prototypes with SAWSense providing paid engineering support. The customer has started the industrialisation process with production expected to follow in the first half of 2016. The customer has a global interest in SAW technology for multiple applications.

Post year-end fund raise of £2.5m (net of expenses) through placing and offer for subscription

Operational highlights · Increased iTrack market penetration in major geographic markets · Launched lease rental financing option for iTrack customers · Created wholly owned sales and service support centre for Latin American region · Signed up new iTrack channel partner in Australia · Post year end discussions are ongoing with potential new partners in the USA and Japan · SawSense entered MoU with GE for multiple applications · Discussions regarding the Sale of IntelliSAW are ongoing

The company is in discussions with A PREFERRED BIDDER regarding the possible sale of IntelliSaw. A FURTHER announcement will be made in due course. HAha I see some derampers have arrived, Good luck cuz this SP should shoot up now. we have CASH from placing and will have CASH from intellisaw sale.

The company is in discussions with A PREFERRED BIDDER regarding the possible sale of IntelliSaw. A FURTHER announcement will be made in due course. SAWSense's many projects are progressing well, with 1 particular industrial partner expected to launch a commercial torque solution product in 2016. It is anticipated that going forward, income received from the commercialised torque project and other ongoing engineering work should start to EXCEED the division's costs. A major recent development, is the signing of a memorandum of understating with GE, a provider of products to the global Power and Water, Oil and Gas, Energy Management, Aviation, Healthcare, and Transportation industries. It is developing new instrumentation applications utilising its core wireless, passive Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) measurement technology in association with SAWSense. This development aligns the Transense SAW technology expertise with GE's proficiency in large scale production and product delivery, to open up new global opportunities.

why should it drop though - its all known news other than the positive news which is the preferred bidder for Intellisaw. As the Directors state all this news was known previously

Rns out

looks like saw sense will have a strong 2016 and if we sell intellisaw we will be sitting on a pile of mulahhhh!!! Progress continues in partnership with one of the largest European industrial electronic system manufacturers on a SAW application as part of a condition monitoring system. The project has been underway for two years developing prototypes with SAWSense providing paid engineering support. The customer has started the industrialisation process with production expected to follow in the first half of calendar 2016. The customer has a global interest in SAW technology for multiple applications. In addition, SAWSense progress continues on a major torque related project with one of the world's largest industrial companies. This company has the in-house capability to develop, build and deploy SAWSense torque sensing solutions in multiple applications across a host of industrial sectors with a mixture of both medium and longer term timescales for development and implementation. As the client is both the developer of the applications, as well as the end-user, this represents an excellent opportunity. The existing automotive flexplate projects continue to progress, and there has recently been early stage interest from a new Japanese automotive customer in driveline torque sensor technology. The torque sensor developed in the FP7 wind turbine project, is now attracting early stage interest in other applications with large diameter shafts and early stage discussions with a Marine engine company are expanding the potential opportunities for the technology. We have recently received initial EU funding (Horizon 2020) to assess the feasibility of torque sensors for tidal power generation. Work continues on a diverse range of applications of Transense's SAW technology for measuring torque (electric power assisted steering and driveline), temperature and pressure with new companies. This entails different periods of paid engineering support and application development work and the Board is hopeful that in a number of cases this will lead in the medium term to industrialisation with the consequential grant of intellectual property licences by the Company, subject to the satisfactory conclusion of commercial discussions in each case.

Probably put a large order in and get the probe into a heck of a lot of centres https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2uiDvelDcw