Consumer electronics isn't the most profitable segment of
liquidmetal... Does anyone think CE sector is bigger than :
Apples mega-millions of research ongoing til Feb 2015
What percentage of liquidmetal capabilities have been found out?
What if, (and we know they are) Apple was researching non consumer
electronics? They are going to find out a lot more.. Liquidmetal
is bigger than we know already.
Being able to mass produce parts for any industry that are harder,
stronger, much more anti corrosive and made faster and cheaper?
Dept. of Defense: The high strength and light weight attributes of
liquidmetal alloys enable the Dept. of Defense to support its transformation towards lighter and smaller more cost effective systems.
Dept. of Defense: "The properties and chacteristics of liquidmetal alloys make them highly beneficial for numerous Space/Air, Land and Sea military Applications."
Energy contracts (drilling fracking)
3-D Printing Contracts
Medical Contracts
Dental Contracts
Sporting Goods Contracts
Automotive Contracts
NASA contracts (what about when thin sheeting is commonplace?)
Marine Shipping and Boating Contracts (anti corrosive qualities)
Titanim production (global) 1948-3tons 1956-25,000 tons
2011- 223,000 tons! (Isn't lqmt 2 times stronger than Titanium?)
Am I being Pollyanna about the tons (and tons) of this new metal
alloy that could be used worldwide?
Sometimes it's better to get kicked in the stomach, for the
first deal... The next deal is always better?
My prayers and hope and respect go out to the guys that have
to negotiate with giants. We can all sit here and criticize others
but how would we hold up under fire? You can't just insult others like on ihub. (I'm probably the only one that has done that:)
My guess a long time ago was that the non consumer electronics sector will be far bigger than the CE is.??
