No discussion, yet plenty of information put out there in the CEO UPDATE.
CURA™ System
The fatigue management and sleep industries are showing tremendous growth and attracting a lot of attention.
The CURA™ System now works with both iOS and Android phones. We finally have aligned the communications between our watch, the smart phone and our cloud, however, we still have some additional bugs to be fixed. I would like to emphasize that our patent-pending technology and our secret sauce have been working extremely well for the last 6 months. It has been very frustrating to have taken so long for this outside work to be completed. For this reason, we are bringing our App development in-house. Blair Anderson has been brought on as Director of Software Engineering – CURA Division. Blair’s expertise will allow us to control our own destiny. I am confident that with this change, we will quickly be able to clear out the existing bugs and greatly improve our products.
Our incredible inventors (and geniuses) Matt Kenyon, VP of Technology and Innovation – CURA Division, and Colin Payne-Rogers, Senior Mathematician, have been working on new research and development initiatives. Their new work has very exciting and transformative potential.
We have received extraordinary interest in the CURA System from potential customers, and their insurance carriers, in order to cut down on mistakes and accidents in the workplace, as well as increase productivity and lower absenteeism.
We have nine major pilots sold and scheduled for late October and/or November. We are now starting to deliver these systems. These pilots are in the areas of Trucking, Aviation, General Manufacturing, Mining, Athletics, Municipal, and Direct to Consumer. We are hopeful to soon start pilots with Medical, Busing, and other organizations in the vertical markets mentioned above. Each one of these can turn into major sales opportunities.
We have been asked by many people and organizations if the CURA System can be compatible or integrated with other smart watches such as Apple Watch. In response, we have started to do just that. We believe that in the next 90-120 days, we will be able to sell the myCadian CURA App for wearers of other watches. This will open up a whole new market for us. However, if a user or organization wants or needs the accuracy of a scientifically validated wearable for the CURA System, the myCadian watch is the only solution on the market at this time.
The CURA System will 1) make you aware of the importance of sleep in your daily life, 2) show you how to easily change your behavior to make your life safer, healthier and longer, 3) give you accurate and relevant real-time information about your current and long-term sleep and fatigue health. It is a life changer.”
We believe, with this strategy, we can reach over 100 million potential users. Again, they can buy our watch and/or just pay the monthly fee for the App and use their existing Apple Watch or other smart-watch. From our research, we believe that in the thirty (30) top apps in the health and wellness category, there are six (6) that are sleep-related. However, no other system can do what the CURA System does.
We have hired a major PR agency to assist in our launch. This company is 100% focused on tech and have launched over 1,000 products in the last 10 years including major wearables. They are extremely excited about our product.
Aegis Pumps and Motors
Our new prototype motor is smaller (greater power density) than any competitive motor we know of. Our tests show it will be significantly more efficient than competitive motors. We believe we will also be less expensive than other axial piston motors on the market. This should give us the trifecta against competition.
We have to give the highest accolades to Doug Hemink, Director of Technology – Aegis Division, and his group of incredible engineers, for creating this ingenious, new, and disruptive technology. The complexity of this engineering feat is mind-boggling and the creativity needed to envision the technology is very rare to find.
Our plan is to license our technology to major manufacturers. We may consider an exclusive licensing agreement for a period of time if we feel that it is the best way to reach the OEM and after-market customers. We are now scheduling meetings with some of the major manufactures. At this time, we do not know what their reactions will be. However, our preliminary discussions have been encouraging.
This is a very exciting time and barring “Murphy’s Law”, we should have meaningful revenues soon
