Contacts for contracts!! What many don't realize is that there are a lot of manufactures out there who are producing machines with biometrics on board.
These are used in collages, schools, supermarkets, and other areas. All fall under the umbrella of the Tomassi patents.
How long do you think it takes from day one contact, to a reply from that contact, to the point of discussing a contract, to the point of an actual sit down or agreement for a contract, and whether or not a refusal to abide by the patent rights might be the case.
Multiply that by hundreds of the same. Consider the reluctance of established placement of these machines whereas they find they must obtain licensing to place them or their use.
Consider the everyday managerial duties that take up a lot of time that could be used for broadening our hold on this technology.
Rome wasn't built in a day, and ERBB will face these challenges head on, but it all takes time, a lot of it, and if anyone feels that it's not worth the wait, then what are you doing here in the first place!?
Get a grip!! We slide, we ride, we slide again and ride again, this is the way it is until all the above comes into play.
Also, other companies are not just going to welcome the fact that we they have to obtain licensing for what they are already into without a fight.
Very complicated, and only experienced, seasoned investors know what I'm talking here.
So get use to the bumps in the road until we get to that smooth highway to money.
