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There was a presentation to a large number of Italian bigwigs so I assume they’ll follow China’s lead snd get ordering.

That could well be our test given we expect to have one ready end of March.

https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2021/mar/06/free-rapid-coronavirus-tests-all-businesses-england-register?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=twt_gu&utm_medium=&utm_source=Twitter&__twitter_impression=true

From last hospital dosing to results took 7 weeks and 4 days so working to the same timescale we’d have at home results on 15 March. We have more patients though so maybe w/c 22 March for home trial results.

From monkey puzzle on advfn -

Samples are being taken at sewage treatment works in each of Scotland's 14 NHS health board areas.

They are then tested for fragments of Covid-19 in ribonucleic acid (RNA) which is produced by the body.

Results show the impact that targeted community testing can have – identifying 251 asymptomatic cases of COVID-19 that might otherwise have gone undetected, helping to break chains of transmission within those communities.

The amount of RNA present provides a useful indication of how many people have the condition.
Sepa says up to a half of the population will be represented in the sampling trial.

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Hopefully one day there’ll be a able to monitor the wastewater a lot more quickly and even in real-time. Imagine that, monitoring in real time snd 24 hours a day so alerts can inform when there’s a surge in infections and steps need to be taken. Whoever develops such a solution will surely dominate the space. Also, once fitted there’ll be recurring revenues with reagents as well as AI. Come on DVRG, you’ve done so with ecoli some 18 months ago. A transformational period coming I feel.

Holder or not anyone who talks/posts about themselves in third person is a ****. End of.

20 November 2019

Integumen PLC

("Integumen" or "Company")

Integumen announces successful results of AI water research project

Rinocloud AI remotely detects contaminated water with 99.3% accuracy in 3.37 seconds

Integumen today announces the successful results of a three-year development Remote Automated Water Test research project (RAWTest), using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in a consortium partly funded by the Irish Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

The Project

The consortium comprised of the Irish Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Cork Institute of Technology's (CIT) Centre for Advanced Photonics & Process Analysis (Cappa Group), the CIT Nimbus embedded systems research institute and the AI team from Integumen's Rinocloud subsidiary.

Rinocloud's AI platform was used to test water samples from a fully autonomous data buoy deployed on the Inniscarra Water Reservoir in Cork, Ireland, for E.coli, a bacterium that can cause illness in humans, including diarrhoea, abdominal pain, fever and sometimes vomiting.

Results: The positive detection of E.coli bacteria in the water was detected with 99.3% accuracy in 3.37 seconds. This compares to current standard test detection time of between 5-7 days.

Gerard Brandon, CEO of Integumen plc, comments:

"Integumen continues to lead the way with practical demonstrations of solutions for real-world problems. Remote detection of water contamination across the globe is a first and third world problem with future climate change threatening to increase flooding and contribute to water shortages. This means increased reliance on recycling and recovery of water supplies, which in turn requires wireless monitoring of all water supplies before consumer consumption. RAWTest, we believe, can contribute to keeping our water, and healthcare, safe."

Wireless RAWTest

-- Rinocloud's AI engine analysed wireless transmission of water data for 13 key AI features, which work as indicators, from 1000+ data elements identified by Raman Spectroscopy.

-- Results showed a 99.3% accuracy in identifying E.coli in water
-- A system of exception alarms was set up by email to escalate a positive sample to the appropriate control group

-- All data was immediately available on the secure Rinocloud portal for access by approved parties for immediate action

-- Potential for other microscopic parasite detection, e.g. Cryptosporidium and Giardia, following data samples input.

Water Scarcity:

Water scarcity is the lack of freshwater resources to meet water demand. It affects every continent and was listed in 2019 by the World Economic Forum as one of the largest global risks in terms of potential impact over the next decade([i]) .

The deployment of wireless RAWTest Buoys in water treatment plants would be a world first and have a positive impact on water consumer service metrics, reducing the average length of time water would be shut off in the event of contamination, red

HSD I don’t believe there is anything comparable to real-time water monitoring which is why that excites me so much as well as MWG and its amazing tech and ecowaterOS has proved the concept with ecoli well over a year ago.

I’m not saying it doesn’t I’m saying I don’t need evidence that we’re in talks with cruise cos or the like as if the test/s are effective they’ll want it. The most important thing is successful testing.

Also a large proportion of boxes ticked doesn’t tell us anything!

Anyway, I’m sure the test/s will work and I expect the water monitoring to generate revenue a lot more quickly than BT snd that’s fine with me. So excited re water monitoring and if BT works well it’s a massive plus.

We can talk to as many cos and or govs as we like but if the test doesn’t work as well as needed it’s immaterial/redundant. Let’s get the test working snd working well and it’ll sell itself.

Whether we’re in talks with the cruise cos is immaterial. If either test works they’ll surely sell themselves and if both well even better. Proof will be in the testing results.

Let’s also remember we have £3.6m in MWG orders and we did nearly £2.4m in labskin in Q4. I really hope we can commercialise the water monitoring H1 and it’ll sell itself. I imagine we’ll have issues keeping up with demand.

As I said this is my largest holding and I’m confident but also frustrated and believe we do need to attract sophisticated holders rather than large numbers of retail muppets like me.

How do you delete posts? Am frustrated but an unnecessary post although we do need to attract serious money and our current list of large holders is telling and shows we’re not taken seriously.

Agreed NU. I never learn. Told my bro who had some more cash to invest to do so here and lower average rather than AVCT SNG or MIRI and of course we’re down. The next RNS needs to have detail and hopefully get us a lot higher.

Struggling in the 20s is depressing and it must be lack of credibility. If this doesn’t change come early H2 it has to be addressed as we need to attract fund managers. Look at our large holders, few and fair between so this needs to be addressed as mentioned.

Sales, I’d suggest £3.6m in MWG alone is impressive and we know we generated £2.4m in Q4 for labskin in the main. I’d suggest things are going pretty swimmingly and as a holder the share price is frustrating but I’d rather a low share price with ever stronger fundamentals than an inflated one with weaker fundamentals.

No worries at all and I thought that might’ve been the case. An exciting end to the Q and an even bigger Q2 and beyond.

The Microtox PD is a water tech but I’m much more interested in that than the breathalyser. That said if the breathalyser works as well it’ll be massive too.

I imagine you wanna advertise to your target audience.

The Sun and Daily Mail are cut from the same cloth although at least The sun readers know they’re reading a comic. Massive readership but surely The Sun is mainly read by men and although men are spending more and more on personal care it’s dwarfed by women. I’m surprised it wasn’t an ad in The Daily Mail although I’m sure their media planners and buyers know a lot more than little old me!

Chesh, did we add another MM as we have 8 now and thought it was 7?