what they are saying is
But the most damning detail we discovered about Lightwave’s commercialization efforts is that no
one knows how to consistently produce its proprietary polymer. The process of engineering an
electro-optic polymer requires the electrical poling of the material in order to freeze its molecular
orientation. Based on discussions with engineers formerly at Lightwave, the poling process has been
plagued by unpredictable electrical shorts, which decimate manufacturing yields; inconsistent and
heterogeneous outcomes within and among the fabricated polymer sheets, which prevent any
product standardization; and an unstable final product whose molecular orientation decays over
time, dissipating its unique properties. The implication is that even the mediocre devices Lightwave
says it has built and tested are one-off productions that can’t be replicated systematically
Lebby has never mentioned anything of that sort
If any of this is correct ? Lebby should address this head first
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