New? How preposterous. Every patent in their industry leading IP file was written by Aisenbrey years ago. Nothing new there. Every data sheet originally was published on Jasper forms, also years ago. Nothing new there.
As for the management...only the names are new, well, 3 years old new. The business plan and the company objectives:
-- To develop the first highly conductive plastic on the market along with a portfolio of its potential applications....Bill Robinson, January 2006. How has that changed?
-- To protect our intellectual property and our shareholders' value by creating and maintaining an extensive patent portfolio....Bill Robinson, January 2006. How has that changed?
-- To establish internal and external ElectriPlast(TM) manufacturing capabilities in anticipation of strong demand for our product....Bill Robinson, January 2006. How has that changed?
-- To initiate direct and partner-driven sales activities in a number of industries....Bill Robinson, January 2006. How has that changed?
-- Each electric, thermal or acoustic application of ElectriPlast(TM) that we have identified represents significant market potential in many industries, including automotive, aerospace, communications, electronics, military and medical devices, among many others....Bill Robinson, January 2006. How has that changed?
-- We have lined up several suppliers of raw material. We have enhanced our manufacturing know-how. Also, we have evaluated and are deeply engaged with several potential manufacturers that can produce ElectriPlast(TM) at high volumes....Bill Robinson, January 2006. How has that changed?
-- We are currently in discussions with several large industrial companies about licensing of our product to them or creating joint ventures with them to develop and sell the applications of ElectriPlast(TM) to their customers....Bill Robinson, January 2006. How has that changed?
-- While sales and marketing are becoming the key area of focus for us going forward, we realize that our most valuable asset is our technology. It is important that we maintain our leading industry position and continue to invest in innovation going forward....Bill Robinson, January 2006. How has that changed?
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