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from Lowry Inst., Aussie leading think-tank, advising participation - markets, cooperation, guidelines, security etc. 15 min read
https://www.lowyinstitute.org/publications/the-internet-of-things-chinas-rise-and-australias-choices#sec45701

Bits and pieces. Get your questions in for Thurs @ investor meet

Lithium graphene hybrid supercap for car, high energy and high power. First Graphene Ltd, Western Australia and Warwick Uni looking at this, lots of tea tray size pouches, stacked
This offering for mopeds. https://www.greencarcongress.com/2021/09/20210923-mahle.html

heres the Aussie Gov's list of the critical industries
https://www.pmc.gov.au/resource-centre/domestic-policy/list-critical-technologies-national-interest

reading up definitions breaching patent agreements, something like this perhaps - "breach of a patent license agreement does not automatically give rise to patent infringement claims. Instead, whether the breach gives rise to patent infringement or contract claims depends on which term was allegedly violated and whether the term is a condition to the license or merely a contractual promise. The former can result in a patent infringement claim, whereas the latter can result in a breach of contract claim".

Just watched this recent epishine presentation. Takehomes - launched feb 21 upbeat about new customers, indoor products only atm, ten different models (large grid ones in future), applications covered 1. Home Info - light switches, smart valves, smart thermostats. 2. Security - motion sensors, smart security cameras, smart alarms, perimeter. 3. Retail - electronic price tags, smart fridge thermostats, humidity sensors, USP - operate at high efficiency at v low illuminance. Volume, several million a year with their present pilot machinery.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpTOwzyIyOE&t=296s
Dont know Vanilla if it was a slip of the tongue but i heard AK mention cap for phone radio ...

AK refers to the sun setting on 2 and 3g cellular networks and thus the opportunity for LORA and NB-IOT. Taken a bit of a look at these two,
https://lora-alliance.org/resource_hub/lorawan-and-nb-iot-competitors-or-complementary/
6 easy pages, well-defined, written a couple years ago, numbers now a bit different

noticed this software company mentioned a few days ago in an everactive article implementing their monitors in the brewery sector (AB InBev - largest in world)
https://everactive.com/brewery-install-for-steam-trap-monitoring-with-ab-inbev/

nice sentiment to praise his crew and lovely to get a peek of the installed equipment.

new patents being filed too

https://innovativematerials.se/news/ima-sustainability-story-epishine/
interview with co-founder, 1 min

flagged on Epi site and the Jeff's linkedin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_xgOKmZue0

Maxwell did attach a Dr John R Miller paper and cited also a Farahmandi '135 patent in earlier available court docs. Reading up on these cases it is quite common to have an expert appear independent of both plaintiff and defendant.

I see. Direct Energy Weapons, good for crowd control Easy to operate, all you need is the right key fob lol

double well good

all car factories been told to make tanks, like ww2?

Editorial: 10 predictions for the IoT in 2022
covers health wearables/patient monitoring and manufacturing and utilities towards the end
https://iottechnews.com/news/2021/dec/16/editorial-10-predictions-for-the-iot-in-2022/

Chairman's report (from AGM Oct21) suggests good progress for first quarter July-Sept
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/CPX/result-of-agm-and-chairman8217s-agm-statement-zryq6e7hcuppold.html

new customer for them, hospitals airports cleaning and maintenance
https://www.optiqo.com/news/worldwide-launch-of-optiqos-qlvrbox-extended-with-epishines-organic-solar-cells-optimised-to-harvest-indoor-lighting

Little mention - wearable wonders chapter
https://emag.medicalexpo.com/cutting-edge-digital-devices-and-systems-for-respiratory-care/

Nice drawing Wobble. The Aussie and Malaysian lockdowns and restrictions on international travel fully opened last October so perhaps it took off then, I know masterpieces take a while. Remember reading the chairmans report in the results for year ending june 21 (para5); the company having to shut down factory on occasions, problems hiring new staff and present ones having to stay at home, engineers unable to get to Penang to sort out new products? Pretty awful read that, even though product sales up 30%, so a good chance the operational update will be better.
para 5 down a bit of the page - https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/CPX/audited-results-for-the-year-ended-30-june-2021-zx0uuj9zzk7n6hc.html
Notice The Jeff flagged on Linkedin some activity with Everactive storming it at the Turbomachinery & Pump Symposia - recent blog from them
https://everactive.com/iot-case-studies/pharmaceuticals-iiot/