Alrighty then, Dasmortes, let me shoot from the hip a little bit here on our dueling DNA technological comparisons,
Still ain't rolled out of bed yet. Able to fire off a few rounds through. First suggesting both products (SafeTraces and SigNATURE DNA) have strengths and can share in a wide variety of market applications.
Got the proven environmental survivability factors we passed in mil spec paint tests (in these applications you never want to eat the tag). But it does survive and can be read after exposure to the extreme environment seen by an orbiting satellite. Similarly from fire to ice of fighter jets, naval ships, tanks et al.
As noted, not edible in the use case structue of VideoJet's Molecular Ink. We seem to be approved as an excipient application on Solid Oral Dosage pharmaceuticals (although not brought up in Monday's Conferencs Call). I only imagine we're drinkable and evidently we can be smoked withojt messing up the buzz.
Dunno. Not going to start smoking anything again anyway.
On my resolution claim, I'll suggest our multi-mode reader where SigNATURE DNA includes spectral chromography data readible with ifra-red camera as well as odor emissions and readings some way nur nuther. This along with the gene sequences from polymerase chain reaction which we BOTH espouse.
How bout application methods. We've been used seed-to-sale and calf-to-cowhide. Bearing manufacturing, solder joints, 3-D printing while retaing our readibility processing.
I don't have a cost comparison, and instinctually feel THIS is the primary factor in lack of market acceptance. The PCR SignyFy swab and cook detector system video found by Jag looked cumbersome too.
Don't know. May be my own worst enemy in convincing myself we're TOO HIGH TECH TO FAIL, and we're failing.
Pinning it now on Heyward and maybe his inflexibility to adjust to market realities. Outright IGNORES the pursuit of ORGANICALLY CERTIFIED.
Think I'll end my first salvo there. You say you have a Non Disclosure Agreement but certainly have more familiarity with Safetraces than we do.
Can the product withstand the environments above and where can it be applied in commodity processes or manufacturing applications?
Does SafeTRACES include additional methods of identity other than PCR?
Any and all info appreciated
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Mike Sharkey
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