a really bad signal to fail to report and explain loss of Trevor Kane. Why? the whole business is based on providing technical fibers through genetic manipulation dropped into the ancient processes for silk production. If a likely customer wants to use a little fiber with a wide tolerance for variances, then okay maybe that can advance without someone like Trevor Kane on board. If the likely and highly desired customer wants to add technical fiber as a high value improvement to a product, how many experiments, proof of repeatability and testing for limits of acceptable variances would be done without someone like Trevor Kane in the loop?
We do know that this is terribly bad news.
the contract with M The Movement made little sense before, but, now, it reveals the low level to which we can expect KBLB to realize any of what we had hoped to see coming to market
those who claim that KBLB is the best ticket to hold for technical fibers will be fewer in number as reality replaces the illusions of what could have been
assuming that Polartec does indeed say KBLB fibers are included in its materials for sustainability, that will be quite good news. but, at what level of deployment, with what low ceilings, if limited to the technical fibers already imagined to be passing the standards necessary for commercialization?
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