GJBrandon posted this last night25 Sep 2020 15:50
I just found these posts made by Gerry Brandon last night. Maybe you missed them as well:-
Guys I can't read or answer over 700 comments. But I can post what has been posted elsewhere in answer to questions in the AGM today.
The breathalyser is personal, to you. It will cost in the region of $25 or £20. That is yours and is multi-use.
You use a Microtox BT chip for each test. These tests will be available in a similar way to how you buy Gillette Fusion Blades in packs of five/ten. Each test will cost £4 or $5. These are the daily tests.
It is intended as part of the project to place readers across the country in train stations, petrol stations, shopping malls, office buildings, theatres, cinemas, hotel lobbies. Consider them equivalent to Vending Machines. These are funded using securitised means based on future recurring revenues.
These readers are free to use. No reader is required to be purchased so long as there is a large footfall in the vicinity of the reader.
Businesses, however, may purchase their own. Business who do so will be subsidised and there is a tax advantage in purchasing in companies for Health and safety reasons.
Each chip has its own security code using highly secure blockchain to verify a) that it is genuine (not capable of being copied with fakes) and b) so that it can be identified on the Microtox BT servers. A fake chip will not be scanned.
Once the scan (in the reader) is done it takes seconds to get a result. This is sent over the air (OTA) to your mobile phone (Microtox BT App) and stored in your results folder. This is unique to you because it combines registration of your device to the verified code on the microchip test.
Now the result is valid for 24 hours.
In other words, for the next 24 hours, anyone can use any free QR Code app, that you can download from any app-store, to scan your QR Code in your Microtox BT app which will compare it on our servers for proof that it matches the test taken at any reader anywhere in the last 24 hours that you are negative.
Just one point to clarify. Wastewater is first out the door. We only change 3 things on the Modern Water OVA7100 units already installed.
We replace the voltometer with a laser canning unit
We increase the filtration by adding a 10 micron (off the shelf) filter to the 100 micron already in place, and
We use the motorised arm to exchange microchips instead of changing the reagents.
Everything else is the same. These will be rolled out in early Q1 with no regulatory hurdles to be met, just samples from testing on the actual virus for our dataset to compare with the digital signal analysed using AI
That is already to go