Excellent Find. Maybe they're in talks with bigger players instead?
When I spoke to investor relations some time ago now, they said they'd been approached by
1) Medical companies wanting to explore the possibly of using the technology to operate on people remotely.
2) The big four tech companies - Microsoft, Google, Apple and Samsung (in no particular order)
3) The top ten gaming companies.
I will guess that .... they've already demonstrated the technology to someone in some company in all three categories. The biggest proof of concept will be when they put their money where their mouth is then manufacture, market and put the product up for sale.
I believe Joe Abrams is steering the company to production with a view to showing the value of the technology, creating a buzz once people start buying and using it and then towards a buy out.
Sales will go through the roof once the start selling the item. When you can go round your friend's house who you know isn't really all that tech savvy and see him/her using it to operate their mobile phone, you're going to go home and order one - or ever order one there and then from your own phone - because you know - if your friend can do it then you sure as hell will also be able to!
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