Replies to post #68457 on EP Global Communications Inc fka EPGL

[Afghanistuck]

Do you know of any pinksheet companies that have deals/ agreements (regardless of terms) with a $100 billion company? Please name them for us so we can check them out.

EPGL

[mfefree]

They are all related, the MPDD being much older technology. The contacts and the MEMS app platform are related. If you look, you'll find that much of Marcus's work in MEMS has been focused on vision and optics.

This next prediction has nothing to do with epgl at present, but I wouldn't be surprised to see MEMS, in the next few years, become the key to unlocking quantum computing. It all depends on how small we can go and then how we interface with the apparent change in physics from Newtonian to Quantum.

[Ocean View]

Here we go again...

I would speculate there is not one person on this board that does not wish they had invested a load of money back in the early days of Intel, Cooper, Apple, Google, etc. ....
Can you imagine what people were saying about those companies in the beginning?
Now the little EPGL is currently cheap.
The same types will be saying the same thing... coulda woulda shoulda
Aloha

[genocyber]

It's the next big thing. Google is after the same thing.

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/07/15/science/taking-real-life-sickness-out-of-virtual-reality.html?referrer=&_r=0

Correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I know, EPGL is the only company I know has this type of technology in their grasp.

There is a connection. EPGL may even be part of Google's search in augmented reality.

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKCN0I302320141014

[genocyber]

Actually, INTEL probably brought up the idea for IoT during one of their meetings. I'd imagine that they had a brain storming session to utilize every aspect of what could be implemented into the smart contact lens from EPGL. As I've stated, EPGL might even be part of the big picture. Remember, the other companies approached EPGL and not the other way around. Maybe being that since INTEL is a CPU chip processor giant, they will use its core into the devices and Google to be part of the IoT realm. And with the previous release of Google glasses, they are wanting to trump that.

EPGL did mention that there were several other companies involved, not just INTEL. However, it's all under heavy wraps and tightly sealed lips as to who is part of the new team:

http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/17/tech/innovation/magic-leap/?c=&page=1