It was demoed in September and we have no notice of a letter of intent, contract, or sale three months letter?

IMO, Products that offer great potential get people to act quickly.

If a product is loaded on a server and demonstrated to a prospective partner or customer it must be very close to completion. It is foolish to demo a product that has bugs, is incomplete, or does not fully display the operational benefits of using the product. It is hard to sell a product based on a promise that it will do something. This I know.

If so, where is the exictement about Nunchi?

'Under the radar' but we have shown it to at least one (maybe more) possible partners. Can anyone explain how these two conditions can coexist?

Yes, that is my point as well.

I believe 'staying under the radar' is a way that our under performing company leadership can have an excuse to not tell us anything.

The stock price is where it is for a reason, and like it or not, it is a measure of performance.

Anyone here satisfied with the performance? IMO, No one can honestly say yes, all they can say (me included) is that good news from the PTO or DM would be a great help.

Nunchi is unlikely to bring is any income, if past performance is used as a guide.

A patent is not a guarantee that income will be generated. We can apply for a patent but it has to be for something the world needs or wants.

When can we expect to know if the world needs or wants Nunchi? And, what share of whatever market may exist might we expect to get?

Dreams give us comfort but real answers are the only things they will bring in money.

What is the company's timeframe for Nunchi. In high tech, a year is only a month or two, If it does not happen fast, it most likely will not happen.