Sea-Urchin,
"patented technology" - there seems to be some disagreement on here re what part of the technology is actually patented. Can you shed any light on that?
CDEX has a patent on their cuvettes, that's it unless one considers their very first patent which primarily covered the X-ray flourescent tech which IMO was a CYA patent. I don't believe it will ever have a useful application.
The patent which covers their Valimed product has expired.
A patent for the G4 has been applied for, but I don't believe it will be granted if it can't be reduced to practice.
The G4 which they claimed to have shipped is a Raman Spectrometer. I don't believe it has any other sensing technology built into it. Then again, they never claimed that that particular unit did from what I've read.
Do I think they'll ever build a RS instrument with the fluorescent spectrometer (EPE) integrated into the package?
No way.
Do I believe they've written the patent application to make people believe that their new G4 will actually have the three sensing technologies integrated into one system?
Yes I do.
But that's just my opinion, the only thing they have to do is build one that works and prove me wrong.
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