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Re: tedpeele post# 1671

Thursday, 02/19/2015 6:54:14 PM

Thursday, February 19, 2015 6:54:14 PM

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I don't believe there are any similar patents or technology. Viscount received FIPS 201-2 approval last year through the GSA. FIPS 201-2 was updated in 2013 to allow cell phones/nfc to be used as credentials instead of cards BUT there was no technology that provided this for door security. Viscount has the patents and technology. It's up to them to drive it and I'm not sure they have the management that understands what the old CEO knew.

This technology may not be for everyone but if they got enough US Gov't buyin then the game is on. Viscount first showed how to eliminate control panels using bridges. Now they eliminate the other big cost, the reader.

AS I mentioned, if the market goes this way Viscount still has a $100M future and a very big buyout at the end of the rainbow.