The lithium battery coating research essentially stopped after the government grant money ran out. Recently we learned from the SR Energy Research website that the results of that research was far less than expected with life perhaps extended 2x in half-cells rather than the 10x that was hoped for. The update went on to say they might be partnering with a small battery manufacturer to investigate testing the technology in full cells. Any product related to this tech is therefore still way off in the future…if ever.
The RFID orders they alluded to in the upbeat blog entry of September 2014 has also not likely come to fruition. The S/C RFID tag they’ve had for years is still listed on the William Frick & Company website https://www.fricknet.com/Products/SmartMark_RFID/Solar_Powered_RFID_Tag.html However it’s unlikely the unit sells in any sizable quantities as there are numerous choices available these days from much more substantial companies.
The nanopore template technology they developed had already been done and patented so that was a dead-end.
And finally I’m certain they will never see so much as a dime from the lawsuit against Steven Oshinsky that concluded with the court awarding the company a $2.5M judgment.
So yeah unfortunately there is likely nothing positive to say, so they say nothing. Some of the quips on their social media pages are somewhat amusing though.
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