Completely agree, inversor. Initial synthesis of multiple complex devices completed at the same time, the tests started and being run at the same time, and the testing regime so "simple-math"-ish like a Start button is pushed and they walk away to wait (tick-tock) until 5,000 hours have passed and the results are spit out on a piece of paper (Hurray, drop your coffee cups, it's done!) is far from the picture I've got in my head. But it may be that the testing of one device is complete or nearly so, and there's a customer interested in the results for just that one device and so we're nearing a "DEAL TIME" that will get something going, at last. Who the heck knows? Maybe it's better than that, and maybe it's not and there will be a longer wait for the completion of all the test runs. But time is passing and the lab staff are employed and working under what I imagine is a sense of urgency and excitement.
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