You just can’t make this up. Well maybe LQMT can. No pun intended. Remember this?
Liquidmetal may be ideally suited for
Implantable Devices.
Few products are as carefully engineered as implantable medical devices. Materials that have prolonged contact with body tissues and fluids must be biocompatible, and when they contain batteries and sensitive electronics, they must be durable and hermetically sealed.
Forming the precise fit required to create a hermetic seal to protect internal electronics, and forming the miniature structures that contain them requires costly machining. Liquidmetal’s recent prototype run of amorphous metal pacemaker enclosures indicates significant potential cost savings for similar components.
Source LQMT.
There’s more: “Precision machining or forming of titanium housings can cost more than $80, compared to less than $30 for Liquidmetal
housings in volume.” Source LQMT.
I’m posting this because they are facts as stated by LQMT and not made up hypothetical BS by me.
There is more. But the above should be enough to support anyone’s concern for frankness progress and transparency. I didn’t post the prototype. LQMT did! What the hell happened???
They said they were doing more tests ! Not I. LQMT!
Outsiders who express skepticism, who can blame them? They are factually supported imo, by the behavior of the executives of LQMT as stated by and in their own documents.
In fact, the prototype product believe it or not, that is most touted by photos by LQMT, is the pacemaker Can/Shell, at least 5 times.
Neither the ring nor the pacemaker Can are the only prototypes of concern. The erasure of all documentation with mega company ConMed is another example. Then there are the hundreds of prototypes for hundreds of potential customers that just miraculously turned into donkey dust. Not one word.
No wonder some believe the worst. Personally I believe LQMT purposely wants to keep it this way. They have their reasons.
Good luck to all in LQMT.
Wish TC luck.
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