I don't remember anyone on this board except maybe LL saying they didn't believe Nunchi was real.

And the real questions, then and now, relate to does the market want the whole platform concept as described by edig or will a segment of that address their needs. Additionally, is it possible that any of the major companies can or have designed around our patents and have other solutions to meet the market requirements.

Breaking the process down to its elements we have sensors, communication of data, storage of data, the analytical process, and action commands.

Anyone of these segments can be very sophisticated or simplified in design and needs and not require the platform concept.

Most of us are familiar wth PLCs, and SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) systems and other monitoring produsts that provide data, analyze and initiate actions.

These platforms essentially have the same segments as does the Nunchi platform. Each of the elements may be available from different sources in various degrees of complexity and combined to satisfy the market.

I hope as many have suggested that Nunchi is a one of a kind and pretty much patent protected against other systems infringing our platform, but until I see the actual implementation in the masrketplace, it's all speculation about our chances of generating significant revenue and profit, either from agreements or from a sale.