"Liquidmorphium" was the only term used, no "Liquidmetal" signage. The lady in the booth said it is "the same". I questioned that. There were examples of cast amorphous products like phone structures and medical pieces. Things we've seen on their website. Nothing by injection molding. All by "a patented casting process on patented machines".
She did say they were excited about the Liquidmetal connection, but since she said Liquidmorphium was the same, not sure what to think about that.
I will follow up with her as I have her card.
I promise to post anything pertinent I learn regarding LQMT.
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