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We all are. I hope SS comes through for us so I can prove everyone wrong who has doubts. I got a list.
Agreed. Now I remember doing this math 2 years ago.
25/6 = 4.1 Grams of resin for each TV
Known info is estimated between 0.5 to 1 gram per TV.
Maybe not, but some kind of news would be be comforting to me.
I don’t think attendance announcement will do anything. They’ve been there the past couple of years. They need to have a film partner or OEM display a TV. That’ll get the share price going.
Nanosys has been touting the 25 tons number since 2015.
CES is 4 weeks away it would be nice to see a press release come out that QTMM will be attending along with some highlights. This would have a positive effect on their stock price and ease some of the tension building up with the shareholders.
CES is 4 weeks away.
They’ve processed each year. I expect a display this year at CES.
I agree. Any success from Nanosys, QMC, or Nanoco will help to open up the market and increase demand. There is room for several suppliers right now.
You have to dig into the Nanosys data. 25 tons of qdot resin is their measurement. That’s a lot of excess weight from the resin. I think someone used some data to estimate they had 5-10 ton qdot capacity right now.
Recall this is Nanosys production facility capacity. QMC can double, triple, or quadruple their capacity within 6 months if demand needed.
Nanosys is at the front of the line, but for how long. They and Samsung are clearly leading tech innovation as of now, but what really matters is who brings the tech to the average consumer?
Yeah, QMC's capacity should be very easy and quick to ramp up, but they will need some market share to justify it. QMC's scale-ability might not matter if demand is suppressed by adequate dots manufactured by legions of batch workers. How long can a company exist without selling products? Let's hope Steve gets his feet in a couple of doors before QMC goes bankrupt and Nanosys rules the landscape with their Cadmium free dots (another take away from that article's footer) and buys QMC's IP at the annual star park yard sale.
I don't know that this is an "apples to apples" comparison. I thought their 25 tons was a slurry. What is the concentration of their slurry vs ours? Just a thought.
Good for them! Now about Us... is going on. I must agree with Clear sometimes, COME ON QMC....
This may be true today but QTMM with contracts in hand could scale up to 25 tons or more by bringing some new reactors online. I believe QTMM's flow process is much easier to scale up.
Great news Jamis1, this will definitely help QD displays move into the main stream.
I think we should see good filing or good announcement before CES otherwise on CES day we may get a PR just showing a demo TV photo with QDX Like Last time's film picture.... and live with it for another year?
I think in theory QMC could scale to what ever tonnage is needed. That should not be what is holding us back. The ability to sell what is produced seems to be the kink. Hopefully to be fixed soon. The big question on my mind is will QMC announce something going into this year's CES. If they don't I don't see why anyone would hold. I hope we just get another announcement about QMA. Oh and please QMC file your damn Q and K!
Tic Toc Tic Toc
Cmon Stevie show us how brave you are to fight off these predatory lenders.
Please show us all the answers in the filings to finally unveil your masterplan for your valued shareholders.
tic toc tic toc.
Neat, but my take away was Nanosys being able to make "25 tons of quantum dot materials" vs QMC's stated 4 Tonnes (4.409 tons). The Russians didn't win WWII with technology, they did it with wave after wave of human sacrifice...
Printed Quantum Dot display breakthrough makes tomorrow's low cost, ultra-thin, and flexible displays possible
Nanosys and DIC Global Demonstrate Ink Jet Printed Quantum Dot Color Conversion for LCD and Emissive Displays
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MILPITAS, Calif. and TOKYO, Dec. 4, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Nanosys and DIC today announced a breakthrough in inkjet-printed Quantum Dot color conversion devices for LCD and emissive displays, paving the way to the $12.6 billion anticipated market for low cost, ultra-thin and flexible displays.1 Inkjet printing of Quantum Dot color conversion layers has the potential to dramatically improve the incumbent LCD technology, as well as accelerate the development of emerging emissive display technologies such as microLEDs.
Microscope image of ink jet printed red and green Cadmium-free Quantum Dot color conversion layer. Printed Quantum Dots can improve LCD efficiency by as much as 300% and could solve key manufacturing challenges for next generation microLED displays. This device will be demonstrated by Nanosys and DIC Global at the IDW Conference in Sendai, Japan. Pixel size shown here is equivalent to that of a 50” UltraHD TV. Blue pixels are clear, passing blue light through from the display's backlight.
Microscope image of ink jet printed red and green Cadmium-free Quantum Dot color conversion layer. Printed Quantum Dots can improve LCD efficiency by as much as 300% and could solve key manufacturing challenges for next generation microLED displays. This device will be demonstrated by Nanosys and DIC Global at the IDW Conference in Sendai, Japan. Pixel size shown here is equivalent to that of a 50” UltraHD TV. Blue pixels are clear, passing blue light through from the display's...
The benefits of Quantum Dot color conversion layers include a power efficiency or brightness improvement of as much as 300%, perfect 180 degree viewing angles and lifelike color accuracy with much wider color gamut.
"Nanosys is focused on providing best-in-class Quantum Dot materials and technology to help printed Quantum Dot displays achieve mass commercialization," said Kiyotaka Kawashima, Executive Officer and General Manager Corporate R&D Division, DIC Corporation. "We expect that our collaboration with Nanosys will enable display makers to successfully manufacture printed Quantum Dot displays, at scale, sooner."
Delivering a true mass production-ready ink jet printing solution for large area UltraHD Quantum Dot displays required technical breakthroughs in several key areas. Nanosys Cadmium-free quantum dots have been designed to be compatible with DIC's materials and processes used for inkjet printing. Inks have been created for jettability across a wide range of print heads and tuned for both UV and thermal curing, giving display makers flexibility to deploy the materials in different manufacturing lines.
"With DIC and Nanosys combining their considerable expertise in inkjet printing and Quantum Dot materials, the industry is poised to take a significant step forward in achieving low cost mass production of Quantum Dot displays," said Russell Kempt, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Nanosys.
Nanosys and DIC Global executives will present on breakthroughs in ink jet printing for Quantum Dot display mass production at this week's 2017 International Display Workshop in Sendai, Japan. To learn more about the event and register to attend, visit: https://www.idw.or.jp/
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/printed-quantum-dot-display-breakthrough-makes-tomorrows-low-cost-ultra-thin-and-flexible-displays-possible-300566153.html
It was suppose to be a mixed humorous response to someone who doesn't post here anymore.
I have to try and maintain some level of humor to the most fiscally irresponsible thing I have ever done. Everyone at work thinks I am crazy for putting so much into this. And I have to agree with them.
Trust me, I am hoping and praying for the best for all of us invested here. I WANT QMC to be successful. My QTMM position speaks for itself.
Only time will tell. In the meantime, I am having fun being a little crazy and irresponsible. My dreams are better and BIGGER!!!
Hook'em!!!
Thank you Kurt!
Good post Hookem now I know how a lynch mob gets started.
I hope this ball is rolling by the time I take office on January 2.
Top 5 Reasons for me this could be a scam.
#1. I own it. LOL!
2. Nefarious activity - Predatory Lender story and no Q reports. granted, it is not for gains, but could be to prevent losses. Just is not transparent to shareholders. but I understand it could be for protecting the company and our assets.
2.5 I own it, a lot of it!
3. Star Park at Texas State University - Anyone can lease a builing and put a few test tubes and some fancy equipment in it. I am going there at the end Of January and hopefully I can meet the real people that work there.
3.5 I own it! It is over 90% of my portfolio!
4. Plenty of unbiased 3rd party research - how do we know it is unbiased? Anyone can write and say whatever they want. Only they know their motivations.
4.5 I own it! My past performance with pennies stocks is abysmal.
5. Kisco, Nitto, Worlds largest chemical company - Kisco granted, QTM remains on web site, but they have not done anything with it.
The worlds largest chemical company? That is almost a joke at this point. that could have just been a phone call or a test run that didn't work out.
We all know if any major film manufacturer was using our Dots the company would be letting everyone know and this would be in Dollar land. But since it isn't, these examples do not carry any weight.
5.5 I own it! I never win in Vegas and nothing this good ever happens to me. LOL!
At your council meeting you may want to give some stock tips "Go QTMM! "
Lets get this ball rolling.
Really low volume today. I was 35K of the 210K.
Looks like we are at a standoff until some news. Nobody wanting to sell(good sign) and nobody wanting to buy(understandable).
Anticipating others anticipation. I think that is what we have with those buying in right now.
Go QTMM!!! Please don't be a scam. LOL!
I just got elected to my borough council. I’m starting my civil service.
Oh such sweet Dreams... I like your vision.
Time with son, hobbies and community projects is my dream.
Going to take my son (age 10) and we will clean up and reconditon every park and playground we can find in communities that cannot afford to do it. That and beach and marine clean up projects.
While I wait though, trying to get on with a major airline.
No matter how well QTMM performs, I will work till I make Captain, just to take that off the "Life Goals" list.
I hope this works out for everyone. Maybe I can fly Steve around in his own private jet someday. LOL!
Hook'em!!!
Yes Sir,
I know I am way over invested in this position, but looking at the cost reward, it is a gamble I am willing to make.
As long as it turns out not to be a scam, I think it is pretty safe gamble.
I want to go back to 1998 and buy a couple of thousand Bitcoin
I wish I could stop watching. I have stopped watching the share price for the most part. I just watch the news because that is all that matters at this point. I'm heading into my 5th year with QTMM and I've seen the ups and the downs, all without really any significant reason for the ups or downs. This OTC doesn't act like any normal stock whatsoever.
The upside, or potential upside, to the slow market entry is that I've been able to accumulate a very large position in 4+ years. If we hit $1, I'm taking some time off from work for a couple years and maybe finding a job I really enjoy doing even if it pays much less. If we hit $3, I'm retiring and enjoying my life, my son, and my wife! I've got plenty of hobbies that I've done in the past and would like to pick back up and do more.
Here's to 2018 providing many of us with financial freedom, cheers!
You reached your 1M mark?
Hey Jamis,
I am finally in the club at .091 average.
They say a watched pot never boils.
I should probably stop watching this stock.
Hook'em!!!
I will give it till the next announcement - if nothing changes I'm out. Way too long with no movement.
I'm praying it's number two. It's been almost a year they must've made some progress. Show us the money Steven Squires.
You and me both.
Here's the way I see current status.
The financial filings being late is added concern, but there may be a valid reason and I hope that's clear when they are released.
With respect to no news on product development for film since Display Week and what was included in Shareholder Letter, there can be only 2 possibilities on status:
1) They have made little or no progress on getting their qdots up to customers specifications for a film, or
2) They have successfully developed qdots that meet customers specifications and now the customers are incorporating those into a film or already have and now are trying to sell the film to an OEM.
I think since they showed a film last year at CES 2017 that the natural evolution will be a display (prototype or commercial TV) at CES 2018.
We've got just over a month until we know which it is.
I can't take credit for that info. Art said he heard rumors among his marketing network back in August or September. I was just reiterating it again for my example.
Tic toc tic toc
Cmon Stevie do you have good news
Or bad news for your valiant shareholders ?
Show us the power of qdx inside.
The fact that Nanosys is for sale for 1B is news to me. Jamis is a valued poster here :)
Hope you are right, the suspense is killing me.
Money in the Bank just waiting for confirmation scenario. If as you say Nanosys is worth 1 Billion with their batch operation. QMC has the Patent for Flow Production and the IP and other patents this easily is $2.50. Steve in the shareholder letter is focusing in on competition for OLED. Still just a matter of time till shareholders get rewarded.
I sure hope they do not get bought out or there goes our dream profits.
I think and hope that Squires has bigger plans. The display market is just the tip of the iceberg.
I think he really wants to lower energy costs with QD in solar.
Also using QD technology in stress gauging metals since aerospace metallurgy is in his background.
If he sells to an OEM display company... QMC is dead and the other revolutionary properties and potential world changing advancements die with it.
I would prefer we get some viable sales soon and this takes off.
I feel like all we need is just one break to gut us moving in the right direction and turn the corner. (of course it has been this way for years).
Yes, it would, but having interest and having a willing party are two different things.
Let's play a what-if on this scenario. I've heard rumors that Nanosys is trying to sell itself for $1 billion. They have a product that has been on the market in laptops and TVs for a couple years. Therefore, they appear to have a viable commercial product.
Let's assume that one of the OEMs does want to by QMC and that QMCs claims about cheaper price and higher volume production is true, what price tag does QMC warrant?
If you simply assume that the OEM know QMC finally has a quality product and a good price, you could assume Nanosys and QMC have at least equivalent value, $1 billion. At $1 billion and assuming about 400 million shares outstanding, you get a share price of $2.50.
But, if you evaluate QMC and Nanosys further based on announced production capabilities, which company has more future value assuming QMC meets the market with an equivalent lower cost quantum dot that is cadmium free?
I would QMC would have more value since the lower price point will drive the qdot market to wider acceptance by lowering display prices.
If QMC does therefore have a greater value long term, what price do you think QMC is worth, $2 billion, $3 billion, or more?
Those values put the QMC share price at $5, $7.50, or more.
Thanks but stands to reason some OEM's would have some interest?
Many here believe QMC is just a step or 2 behind Nanoco so perhaps QMC will soon land a commercial supply agreement as well. Weather it be for displays, lighting, turf growth, solar panels, biomeds, lighting for cannabis growth, who cares just any ok commercial agreement will be a step in the right direction.
No one has commented on someone’s question on the other board but maybe here someone has input. Anyone spoke to or emailed Clay Chase this last few weeks of waiting in silence?
OMG that is funny!
This theoretical study demonstrates the potential for polaritons to control and mediate long-range energy transfer, thus opening doors to the design of remote mesoscale interactions between molecular systems.....
creates energy transfer pathways mediated by vibrational relaxation
Recent experiments have demonstrated remarkable distance-independent long-range energy transfer between molecules strongly coupled to optical microcavity modes.
Energy transfer is always interesting to see!
US company Solterra has already begun to build a commercial plant in Jeddah City in Saudi Arabia, which will supply its Quantum Dot solar cells to the booming construction market there. It expects to begin mass production early in 2010. ‘Several solar module manufacturers are waiting to transfer our printed cells into large area devices,’ says ceo Steve Squires. ‘We expect to start shipping at the end of Q1.‘
Quantum Materials Corp and Freschfield PLC Execute Funded Collaboration Agreement for SmartSkinz Development
LONDON and SAN MARCOS, Texas, April 27, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Quantum Materials Corp (OTCBB:QTMM) and Freschfield PLC today announced the execution of a funded collaboration agreement by which Quantum will work with Freschfield to integrate Quantum Materials Corp advanced Nanomaterials including quantum dot-based solar photovoltaics into Freschfield's SmartSkinz.
Freschfield has synthesized solar and hydrogen fuel cell technologies into an outer layer building skin – SmartSkinz – which creates a perpetual carbon-free energy source, under any weather condition, time of day and location.
Quantum Materials’ development will focus on developing and deploying advanced nanomaterials to optimize system performance on several levels including the building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) component of SmartSkinz.
“The Freschfield SmartSkinz technology represents a masterful combination of state-of-the-art advances in diverse technologies into one building material, the Freschfield SmartSkinz,” stated Freschfield PLC board member Dr. George Koo. “It will revolutionize the way new cities will be built and by retrofitting, will convert existing buildings into energy self-sufficient structures.”
“Quantum was a natural fit for us, Stephen and I have great synergy and see a similar future,” said Freschfield PLC founder and executive chairman Dr. Randolph Allen St James II. “We look forward to this first step in an extremely important relationship as we develop ground breaking products.”
Under terms of the agreement, Freschfield will fund development by providing $1 million over four quarters to Quantum Materials beginning June 2017.
“This is an ideal application for a number of our high performance nanomaterial technologies not the least of which being quantum dot photovoltaics and we are excited to work with Freschfield to optimize system efficiencies of their revolutionary SmartSkinz offering,” stated Quantum Materials Corp founder and CEO Stephen Squires.
Quantum Materials Corp and Nanoaxis Announce Technology Alliance
Biocompatible quantum dots to enable industrial scale production of Nanomedicines
TEMPE, Ariz., Sept. 20, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Quantum Materials Corporation (www.qdotss.com) (Pink Sheets: QTMM) Quantum Materials Corp. and Nanoaxis, LLC announce the formation of a technology alliance combining Quantum Materials tetrapod quantum dot mass production technology with Nanoaxis advanced research expertise and intellectual property in gene therapy biomedical nanotechnology. The aim of the alliance is to develop Tetrapod Quantum Dot based Cancer diagnostic kits and theranostic applications including Alzheimer's, Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes, Breast Cancer and Major Depression.
Quantum Materials Corporation will develop specialized quantum dots for Nanoaxis to functionalize with their proprietary biomedical nanomaterials for a multiplexing drug delivery platform for drug/gene therapy and diagnostic medical devices technologies. The technology alliance allows these technologies to be developed rapidly due to Quantum Materials' ability to create the highest quality quantum dots in quantities necessary to support multiple projects with timely deliveries.
The immediate goal is to develop a QD microarray device for detection, diagnosis and quantification of early cancers. The QD-MI device will be designed for rapid detection and grading of various multiple cancers using blood assays, with higher accuracy and at less cost than current single ELISA assays. All diagnostic and pharmaceutical products will include QMC quantum dots functionalized by Nanoaxis biomedical IP nanotechnology.
According to a recent report published by BCC Research the total market for nanobiotechnology products is $19.3 billion in 2010 and is growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9% to reach a forecast market size of $29.7 billion by 2015.
Stephen Squires, CEO and President of Quantum Material Corporation and its subsidiary Solterra Renewable Resources, added, "This alliance will foster a breakthrough in theranostic science as it enables mass production of Nanoaxis nanomedicine product pipeline. The goal is to make these biologically adapted quantum dots the ideal choice for in vitro and in vivo applications for high throughput, efficient and cost effective applications in the biological and medical market spaces. Quantum Materials' ability to create tetrapod quantum dots of various materials, shapes, sizes and characteristics that can serve as delivery platforms for Nanoaxis products will allow for rapid commercial development."
"This is an exciting moment for our industry. We see this Technology Alliance between Nanoaxis and Quantum Materials Corp as bringing industrial scale production to the cutting edge of nanomedicine research. The synergy of the combined technologies is enhanced by the cooperation of our two companies' seasoned management and research teams and we believe this partnership will be the catalyst of many biomedicine advances," said Dr. Krishnan Chakravarthy, Nanoaxis, LLC President and CEO.
Siddhartha Kamisetti, Director of Global Strategy at Nanoaxis, commented, "This alliance opens the door for pioneering developments in the biomedical space and presents a significant opportunity to assist people suffering from a host of diseases and ailments throughout the world."
From June 24, 2021 10-Q filing:
"Following the filing of this Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the fiscal quarter ended December 31, 2019, the Company will be entering into an Offer of Settlement with the SEC which will result in the revocation of the registration of Company’s securities pursuant to Section 12 of the Exchange Act, thereby terminating the Company Section 12(g) reporting obligations with the SEC ."
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The QDX™ Platform combines the molecular power of quantum dots and the security of distributed ledger technology (blockchain) to address the $1.2 trillion global counterfeiting and product liability problem.? The QDX platform is a cost effective passive additive technology that dramatically enhances tracking and security utilizing smart device technology.? Multiple global companies have begun exploration of the technology and how it can be implemented into their product lines and supply chains. Sectors such as apparel, luxury brands, oil & gas, high security ink and paper, defense, environmental, cannabis and many more are looking for solutions such as the QDX platform with the desire to integrate across their supply chains. Stay tuned for more exciting news to come about the QDX platform in 2020.
2019 Was an exciting year for QMC! We achieved significant steps to monetization of our quantum dot technology. We hit many important milestones technologically and commercially. QMC made a key acquisition with the purchase of Capstan platform digital assets and key hires to support expansion and growth. Solar production demand is increasing dramatically as does demand for quantum dots in the display space all of which QMC is leveraging to produce revenues and position itself as the leader in high volume, high quality, environmentally friendly quantum materials and production technologies.
Another major development is the QDX platform and our integration of quantum dot production and DLT/blockchain. It has become clear that quantum dots have the potential to be used in many applications as markers to identify physical items in specific locations in time and space. Up until now there was no way to identify the dots uniquely or serialize the dots. The QDX platform for the first time in history bonds the physical and the digital in a tamper proof highly secure digital environment. For the first time dots will be “branded", registered and serialized as they are produced and associated with a cryptographic hash identifier in the blockchain.
In another industry first QDX Ledger incorporating the latest distributed ledger protocols including Hyperledger Sawtooth and DAML. We will be sharing more details as the development nears completion in the third quarter. In the meantime, we are seeking proof of concepts with a number of significant companies that see the benefits of being early adopters of industry use cases. This technology opens up a myriad of business use cases and opportunities to fight the global $1.2 trillion counterfeit and product liability problem we are all affected by. We are well positioned to be the first quantum dot enabled revenue producing use case in the global track and trace marketplace.
Display manufacturers continue to court us and our cadmium free quantum dot technologies. As mentioned in our 2019 highlights, the achievement of the industry first 100% cadmium free RoHS compliant, quantum dot LCD display film to exceed 95% Rec. 2020 color gamut created inquiries for testing with multiple display OEMs to potentially license our capabilities. As many of you may have seen this last holiday shopping season, QLED and quantum displays are now mainstream. The demand for environmentally friendly quantum dots is exponentially higher than 12 months ago as evidenced by this headline: "Samsung to invest $11bn in cutting-edge quantum dot displays" - Nikkei Asian Review Moving into 2020. QMC is well positioned to take advantage of this new mass adoption of quantum dot displays and is hard at work to validate its next generation technology to the display screen marketplace.
There seems to be much misinformation regarding the uptake of quantum dots in displays. The marketplace is very dynamic and is rapidly become commoditized. Other than Samsung all, other QD displays are using some cadmium. As the Chinese display manufactures have now embraced cadmium solutions inexpensive cadmium display films are entering the market at low prices. All other current solutions require a barrier film in order to pass the long-term stability testing. QMC recognized that in order to succeed in this marketplace we need to deliver a cadmium free product that is RoHS compliant, provides superior REC 2020 performance and meet the stability requirements at a price point competitive with the Chinese pure cadmium offerings. The only way to achieve this was to eliminate the need for the barrier film. QMC has just completed the stability testing of this product and anticipate introducing it to the market during 2020. In parallel to this effort we remain active in our effort to license our display technologies to one or more significant display industry companies.
Solar demand and opportunities continue to grow. Though the Assam India solar project, our licensee had delays due to weather and is now moving forward and back on track and projections for our licensees’ quantum dot production have increased which is welcome news. We have also identified additional regions in India and the Middle East who desire to license our technologies in the same way. We are working to upgrade micro reactor equipment to be more secure, handle greater demand and work more efficiently and with less maintenance.
We know many of you have questions about the company’s filing status. We have been working with our auditors and counsel to complete our disclosures, particularly in regard to equities. The company has a number of complex transactions and we are making an extra effort to detail these in our disclosures.
Our Assam licensees have assured us that they are working diligently to make up for time lost due to the recent historical flooding that the Assam region experienced. We have been informed that the site work is nearing completion and that some construction is being conducted offsite as prefabricated components. Our licensee has already made significant payments and additional payments are due to us once the reactors are setup and tested. This will allow us to recognize revenue once these benchmarks are met. We will also be delivering pre and post processing equipment this year.
We have continued to maintain aggressive cost control measures, never forgetting this is a marathon and not a sprint. We believe we will be able to duplicate our Assam license model in other regions and we are working diligently to monetize our quantum dot solar technology and display material technologies via licensing.
Our Assam India licensee has reported that now that the flood waters have subsided, site work is being completed and as much construction as feasible is being prefabricated off site. They have expressed their dedication to making every effort to make up for time lost due to mother nature wrath.
We believe our QDX Ledger Platform can help solve the worldwide counterfeit products problem. We also believe this will create significant value for QMC as a foundation for numerous recurring revenue income streams. We are continuing to focus more resources on R&D and with our continuous flow technology we have been able to leverage every dollar spent. To further streamline our operations we have continued to analyze our operating costs and make reductions whenever and wherever possible.
2020 looks to be another exciting year as we build and grow on our successes of 2019. The whole team is grateful for your continued support. The future is bright!
Stephen B. Squires Chairman and CEO
August 2019 QMC Acquires Capstan Blockchain Technologies in Austin TX Link
Quantum Materials Corp. intends to leverage the technologies that Capstan has developed to introduce additional products into new global market verticals in the near future.The Capstan Enterprise Trust Platform is designed for companies to easily build track and trace workflows for their business. Capstan Link
August 2019 Two New Corporate Officers Positions Created
1) Capstan’s Co-Founder Jay M. Williams joins Quantum Materials leadership team
as Corporate Technology Officer CTO LinkedIn Link
ABOUT QUANTUM MATERIALS CORP
Quantum Materials Corp (QMC) develops and manufactures quantum dots and nanomaterials for use in display, solar energy and lighting applications through its proprietary high-volume continuous flow production process. Combined with its proprietary blockchain technology, QMC’s unique quantum dots are also used in anticounterfeit applications.
QMC's volume manufacturing methods enable consistent quality and scalable cost reductions to provide the foundation for technologically superior, energy efficient and environmentally sound displays, the next generation of solid-state lighting and solar photovoltaic power applications. By leveraging the highly tunable emission quality of its quantum dots, combined with its scalable blockchain platform, QMC also offers products that underpin anti-counterfeit initiatives.
For more information, visit Quantum Materials Corp at http://www.quantummaterialscorp.com.
QUANTUM MATERIALS OVERVIEW
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Blockchain/ Anti Counterfeiting/ Amtronics India Collaboration
Cadmium Free & Perovskite QD/ Patented Continuous Flow Reactor/ Heat Resistant QDX™
Licensing & Manufacturing/ Displays/ Solar/ Lighting/ Details Below:
Quantum Materials Takes on Counterfeiting with Blockchain Link
Texas-based Quantum Materials Corp claims to be the first to combine nanotech and blockchain with their anti-counterfeiting solution.
These signatures can be scanned via inexpensive hand-held devices, digitized and stored on QMC’s QDX Ledger blockchain.
Oct 2019 Demonstration in Italy Demonstrating the Power of our QDX Ledger & Quantum Dot Technology to the Giants in #tobacco #f1 and #motogp see LinkedIn & Link
Tobacco Giant Philip Morris Int'l Is Building a Different Kind of ‘Public’ Blockchain Link
Tech City dot India Website Link
New Quantum Dot Facility to be built in Assam - QMC LinkedIn 1/29/19
Quantum Materials Corp Acquires Blockchain Technology to Address New Market Opportunities, Aug 2019 Link
Blockchain Adoption Link
Privacy Link
Potential Link
Quantum Materials Granted Patent, Honored By Gartner as 2017 Cool Vendor in 3D Printing, May 2017 Link
Gartner, Inc. has named Quantum Materials as one of five 2017 Cool Vendors in 3D Printing for the Company’s solution to the problem of counterfeit 3D printed parts – embedding light-emitting quantum dots in 3D printing plastic resins for product identification that is nearly impossible to counterfeit.
a) | Within 60 days of execution of this agreement licensee will provide proof of funding in the amount of Twenty million U.S. dollars ($20,000,000.00) for this project. | |
b) | Within 120 days of execution of this agreement licensee will provide proof that construction on the facility has commenced. | |
c) | Within no later than 120 days of execution of this agreement licensee will place purchase orders and pay deposits on the purchase of the initial lab equipment to include but not be limited to the Schlenk lines, Micro reactors and support equipment. | |
d) | Within 210 days of execution of this agreement licensee will provide proof that construction on the facility has been completed. | |
e) | Within 300 days of execution of this agreement licensee will provide proof that quantum dot production has commenced at the Assam facility. | |
f) | Within 30 months of execution of this agreement licensee will provide proof that solar cell production has been established. |
October 2018 Quantum Materials Corp Receives Innovator of the Year Award from YTEXAS
"We're so far ahead of everybody in the space." - Stephen Squires in CEO Y-Texas interview
QMC sues K&L law firm for $100 million for malpractice
“This is an important milestone in consolidating and protecting our intellectual property for large scale volume synthesis of non-cadmium quantum dots,” Quantum Materials founder and CEO Stephen Squires stated. “Continuous synthesis micro-reaction technology is the solution for synthesis of high-quality nanoparticles due to the many advantages our patented process provides, including precise temperature control, mixing efficiencies, fast reaction speed and parallel operation for scalable volume production.
Quantum dots refer to one of several promising materials niche sectors that recently have emerged from the burgeoning growth area of nanotechnology. Quantum dots fall into the category of nanocrystals, which also includes quantum rods and nanowires. As a materials subset, quantum dots are characterized by particles fabricated to the smallest of dimensions from only a few atoms and upwards. At these tiny dimensions, they behave according to the rules of quantum physics, which describe the behavior of atoms and sub atomic particles, in contrast to classical physics that describes the behavior of bulk materials, or in other words, objects consisting of many atoms.
Quantum Dots measure near one billionth of an inch and are a non-traditional type of semiconductor. They can be used as an enabling material across many industries and are unparalleled in versatility and flexible in form.
These highly efficient tetrapod QD are available across the entire light wavelength from UV to IR spectra and very narrow bandwidth is common. Selectivity of arm width and length is very high allowing different characteristics to be emphasized. Capping with shells and dyes adds desired properties. A custom mixture of quantum dots tuned to optimal wavelengths is easy to create, and projects will have the advantage of unprecedented flexibility and quantities for determining the optimal quantum dot without the time, expense and poor quality of batch synthesis methods.
Stephen Squires
Founder & CEO Quantum Materials & Solterra Renewable Technologies
Stephen Squires
Stephen Squires has more than 30 years experience in advanced materials, nanotechnology and other emerging technologies. Prior to forming Quantum Materials Corporation, Mr. Squires consulted on these fields with emphasis on applications engineering, strategic planning, commercialization and marketing. From 1983 to 2001, he was Founder and CEO of Aviation Composite Technologies Inc., which he grew to more than 200 employees and $20 million in revenue. ACT was merged with USDR Aerospace in 2001. In the late 1970s at McDonnell Douglas he developed and adapted advanced materials for combat aircraft applications.
Mr. Squires continues to pursue his lifelong interest in advanced materials, especially Tetrapod Quantum Dots and other semiconductor nanocrystals with unique nanoscale quantum features. Under his leadership, Quantum Materials has gathered or originated quantum dot technology related to unique QD synthesis, scaling of QD production, and QD printing technologies to position the company for leadership and growth in these areas.
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Robert Phillips
Robert Phillips has extensive experience as a consultant with positions in accounting, finance, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) financial reporting, Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) compliance and strategic planning in industries as diverse as software, hardware manufacturing, medical technology and global communication services.
?Less than two years after completing his MBA at Texas A&M, he became CFO of a publicly traded company that was experiencing a difficult turnaround. A few years later he again became CFO and Chief Strategy Officer at publicly traded SecureCare Technologies, a medical technology spin-out.
His early CFO experience led him to positions and consulting engagements ranging from the CFO of iStream Technologies, a startup business process management company specializing in regulatory compliance, to global scale Apple, where he was a managing consultant of a high transaction volume stock operations team. There he managed accounting and related 10-Q and 10-K financial equity disclosure and technical accounting assessments, as well as the transitioning of the department's operational site from Cupertino to Austin.
He was also VP of Venture Development at a venture backed e-commerce startup incubator in Austin. He has served as Controller of Rocket Gaming Systems as well as Financial Reporting and Planning Director at Multimedia Games, and at Rignet during its IPO.
As financial consultant at Bridgepoint Consulting Group, he has held CFO services, Interim Controller and SEC Financial Reporting positions at Phunware, Crossroads Systems, ActivePower, Harden Healthcare, ArthroCare, Boardbooks.com, Rainmaker Technologies and Fallbrook Technologies. He also undertook financial consulting and CFO services engagements at multinational companie,s including BMC Software, Natco Group, Respironics and FIC Group.
Jay Williams has been a Chief Technology Officer and consultant to many companies in the Fortune 500. As a consultant, he has developed a highly refined process for managing a company’s technology infrastructure, including applications, security, and network assets.
Mr. Williams is a highly sought-after enterprise systems architect and problem solver. He has advised a number of high profile technology companies on their products and is known for a rare combination of deep technology expertise, expert problem solving ability and business acumen.
He is widely respected by peers and has influenced many pivotal technology consortia and industry steering groups. Mr. Williams regularly consults with senior technology and business executives and is frequently consulted by venture and capital investors for analyses of new technology strategies.
John Hartigan founded the first of his many businesses at 15 years of age: a tennis court washing service. When the rapid growth of the business began to interfere with his education, his parents made him sell it and focus on his schoolwork. Now, 30 years on, Mr. Hartigan has founded and led multiple startups and early growth projects, achieving success through strategic partnerships with a number of Fortune 500 companies.
Over the past four years, he has focused on practical business applications of blockchain and distributed ledger technologies. Most recently, Mr. Hartigan served as CEO of Intiva Health, launching the first enterprise decentralized application for healthcare provider credentialing.
As a blockchain and DLT evangelist, Mr. Hartigan is frequently invited to speak at events around the world to share and discuss the impact of blockchain
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