So the story we have been told is they are now using CrayoLED for testing the supply-chain, testing processes and assembly packaging, and that the groundbreaking nanowires on graphene will be integrated at a later point in the same package. They have licensed industry standard thin-film tech (the opposite of nanowires) to get a product with specs that makes the product able to sell, to addition actually build sales pipeline and market the company at the same time.
So it boils down to, is this explanation, is this a strategy for buying more time to actually achieve a successful volume production of the nanowires+graphene, because they are not there yet?
With regards to the story and media presence the last 10 years of this groundbreaking tech, is it rather very surprising that this core of the whole company is being downplayed in great style and when asking about it the company refuses to answer it and say “its in development”, and even today the narrative stated by Peil was “we will launch it when the market needs/demand it”. That saying goes against the core story and purpose of the company.


