Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

[Herringaid]

I asked on duck's behalf. I sent the original email. Thanks to monkeybutt for posting it for me earlier.

He asked who I was then never replied after I answered him. It's out of order because his last reply shows up at the very bottom.

I'm happy with the response and quite happy that the Big Data thing is a new offering and not part of commercialization. It's what I had expected.

If people don't believe the following correspodence is real then I'm not sure what to tell you.

Hope this info is somewhat insightful and/or helpful.

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I'm just an investor Mark. I have several hundred thousand shares. I work for Oracle corporation so the Big Data announcement intrigued me.

I shared this info on the iHub SGLB board and someone suggested this as a followup question so I figured since I kinda had your ear I'd ask.

If you can share with me and the iHub board, great. If it's under wraps and confidential, fine.

Thanks for replying,
Dave

On Jun 13, 2014, at 16:49, Sigma Labs Info <[e-mail]> wrote:

On 6/13/2014 2:44 PM, David wrote:
One more followup question:

Can the current INSPECT and DEFORM products generate that data now? If so where is it stored and how is it consumed?

Thanks,
Dave

On Jun 13, 2014, at 15:55, Sigma Labs Info <[e-mail]> wrote:

On 6/13/2014 12:11 PM, David wrote:
Hi,

Does Inspect and Deform commercialization hinge on this Big Data solution being developed and deployed?

Thanks,
Dave
Hi David,

Thanks for your inquiry.

PrintRite3D INSPECT, PrintRite3D DEFORM and our "Big Data Product" currently under development are all standalone products. They are designed to be modular and as such can be purchased separately or bundled to provide a complete/turn key solution for both the quality assurance/control needs of our customers as well as their looming big data needs once data is generated during the additive manufacturing process.

Hopefully this helps.

Thanks, Mark.
Hi David,

Thanks again for the inquiries.

Kindly remind me exactly who you are. I can't seem to place your name.

Regards, Mark.