What does Signet own?
Does anyone know what the ownership position is of Signet in regards to these different patents?
When I go on the Patent Office website and search the patent database, none of the patents show Signet as an assignee. If Signet owned these patents, wouldn't that ownership show up in the patent database?
The patents developed by FIU show the university as the owner.
ConnREAP shows the owner is the inventor, Dr. Conn.
None of the patents list Signet in anyway.
Additionally, didn't company leadership say they would be up to date with the SEC (for 2018 and 2019) in November?
It appears the company has not met their own deadline of getting current with the SEC. So when will they?
Last, seems each of these patents will require significant cash to develop, along with receiving some regulatory / industry approvals.
Do you think Airbus or Boeing will allow a new de-icer to be sprayed on their planes without extensive testing and manufacturer approval?
Where is the new battery going to be manufactured? Again, where is the capital and expertise to launch the mfr of a new technology?
The mouth guard is a diagnostic tool, meaning extensive FDA approval in order to make their claims.
All of these technologies are unique and distinct. There is no symmetry between the technologies. It's not like money spent on the de-icer will have some applicability to the battery or mouth guard.
Signet failed to make their own announced deadline to get current with the SEC.
The USPTO database doesn't show Signet with any ownership of the patents listed.
So what does this company own? Do they have any kind of revenue?
Does anyone know?
