Very nice find.
It appears one would place their finger on the front top of the device . . . and that reads' your blood Glucose? It must have a slot somewhere? I did not find a user demo video, on initial site once-over. Where does one place their blood drop test strip? Already has FDA approval; however DRIO mobile reader tech can be used on other bodily fluids . . . this device also do that?
Japanese company working on device that reads blood by just scanning your skin, though I think it still in development stage and years from retail use.
DRIO should try and give us retail investors some feed back on to what extent, company has changed initial retail model due to user/professional comments. Or, at least that DRIO is actively pursuing such improvements. We are not making some kind of super-secret ray-gun herein.
I(for one) DO NOT want to have a generic 'we re thrilled' vague PR dropped on us, expecting we are going to just buy-buy-buy the stock up.
I do not see why not another USB type port could not be added to DRIO reader, to support an external battery booster similar to USB solid state Hard Drive slot. Probably in next version of DRIO reader, electronics could be shrank and an on-board device reader space created to carry some extra test strips.
One does have to 'wait' for user feedback, before you can gauge how to improve your device. <---changes have to be cost-effective based on % of user wishes/demands.
The extra USB slot (if added to DRIO device), might well be venue port for more bodily fluid testing devices, as company expanses its fluid service testing?
I sure am looking for some kind of $ revenues for coming quarterly report this month.
If not . . . DRIO had better explain exactly what stage of product development they are in. Right now . . . I am guessing we are in for slow market intro strategy . . . I am not seeing sufficient monies to propel DRIO into any market in a big way.
We just need to gain 1-3% of world device reader market and company can make it.
At this point in company development (I am wondering to what extent reader device production facilities are designed for further market expansion, without new plant additions); it is looking like we are 1-2 years away from being a 'player'?
I will hold regardless, but it is starting to look like we are akin to small solar cell company with big dreams. Translation: us retail investors are left wondering WHY the R/Split happened in plain street level language. They have not yet convinced me, of its merits.
