Innovision Research&technology Share Discussion Threads

[dmcdmcd] 08/12/2008 08:28

Somebody may know something .. t here certainly was a marked increase in volume ... although predominantly sells??

[philcom] 03/12/2008 08:52

any body know why the big jump ?

[dmcdmcd] 24/10/2008 08:31

IIIV?

Good news today ...

[ole2] 20/10/2008 21:24

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[ole2] 20/10/2008 09:42

I have lost enough money out of this company and the way I see it is everybody is deserting this sinking ship including me.

[ole2] 20/10/2008 09:35

Down again

[dmcdmcd] 17/10/2008 19:22

ole2 .... what do you mean?

[ole2] 17/10/2008 15:49

My guess is there is only one place this share is going !!!!!!!!!

[wooden5] 22/9/2008 19:18

yes buzz i have been watching this as well...my guess is management buyout looming or takeover...purely my guess..with so few shares in issue this normally moves a few p on very buys

[buzzzzzzzz] 22/9/2008 16:18

All buys recently-something cooking?

[buzzzzzzzz] 31/7/2008 10:13

A sell of £200 drops the value of the company 10%


Unbelieveable!!!

[wooden5] 31/7/2008 07:01

finally a bit of action

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Innovision Research & Technology PLC. said mass
volume, integrated, low-cost near field data communications (NFC) chips have
taken a step closer to reality, after it entered a partnership with Sasken
Communication Technologies Ltd. for providing a one-stop NFC IP and software
solution.
The partnership enables Innovision to provide its customers with the Sasken
NFC Protocol Stack software, for integration with Innovision's GEM Near Field
Communication (NFC) hardware IP solution, the company said.

[papalpower] 02/5/2008 10:15

Welcome, feel free.

[buzzzzzzzz] 02/5/2008 07:57

Papal
I have been using the other thread!

I will switch to here.

[papalpower] 01/5/2008 07:19

Innovision Research&Technology PLC
01 May 2008


Innovision Research & Technology plc
('Innovision')

Innovision is pleased to announce that it is the provider of Topaz NFC Type 1
tags to the recently announced Parrot Party Black Edition wireless speakers.
Parrot, a global leader in wireless mobile telephone accessories based in France ( ), believe this is the first commercialised speaker system to integrate Near Field Communication (NFC) technology. All the consumer needs to do is touch their NFC mobile phone to the Parrot Party speakers to set up the Bluetooth connection and instantly play music out of the speakers. The NFC tag built into the speaker performs the pairing automatically, removing the need to go through pairing menus, particularly useful if there are a number of Bluetooth devices in range.

David Wollen, Chief Executive, commented 'We see this as another important step
in the adoption of NFC technology within mainstream consumer products and
applications. Based on our product portfolio and roadmaps Innovision is well
placed to provide technology in this area.'

[papalpower] 04/4/2008 02:33

RNS Number:4349P
Innovision Research&Technology PLC
05 March 2008

Innovision Research & Technology plc

(the "Company")

This announcement replaces the Director/PDMR Shareholding announcement released
on the RNS system under RNS no. 3994P on Wednesday 5th March 2008. An amendment
has been made in respect of Dr Buckley-Golder's shareholding, which was
incorrectly stated as 25,000 Ordinary Shares. The correct amount is 30,750
Ordinary Shares, which equates to approximately 0.05 per cent. of the total
voting rights in the Company. In all other respects the announcement remains
unchanged. The full amended announcement text appears below.

The Company has received notification that, Dr Ian Buckley-Golder, a director of the Company, acquired 20,000 ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company
("Ordinary Shares") at 26.66 pence per share. The acquisition was made on 3rd
March 2008 and equates to approximately 0.03 per cent. of the total voting
rights in the Company. Following this transaction, Dr Buckley-Golder holds a
total of 30,750 Ordinary Shares which equates to approximately 0.05 per cent. of the total voting rights in the Company.

[papalpower] 04/4/2008 02:32

NFC Forum Announces Finalists: Touching the Future Global Competition

2008-04-02 18:22:56 -

www.nfc-forum.org - Virtual, Inc. Ruth Cassidy, [phone] [e-mail]

The NFC Forum (www.nfc-forum.org), a non-profit industry association that advances the use of Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, today announced it has selected 20 finalists for its Touching the Future: NFC Forum Global Competition. Total entries for the competition span the globe, representing 21 countries.

In the competition, developers in a Commercial Track vie for the honor of having their solutions named "The Best NFC Service of the Year 2008," while a Research Track recognizes "The Most Innovative NFC Research Project of the Year 2008."

The 10 finalists in the Commercial Track are:

-- Adamsoft (Slovenia): Collecting Returnable Packaging with NFC Phones

-- AIRTAG and Oberthur (France): NFC Mobile Kiosk for Fast Food

-- Akbank and Somobile (Turkey): CAP/Campaign Access Point

-- Contactless Data, Inc (U.S.): Mobilizing the Coupon Industry with NFC

-- DS Consulting (France): Contactless Card and Reader with Two Physical Levels of Communication Security

-- Futurlink (Spain): Interactive Video Streaming Using Dynamic NFC Addresses

-- Hansaprint (Finland): Platform for Smart Product Creation

-- SKIDATA (Austria): Access Control via NFC Mobile Phones

-- Teliasonera (Sweden): Telia Kvittens

-- VingCard Elsafe (Norway): Signature RFID by VingCard - Electronic Lock for Hotels

The 10 finalists in the Research Track are:

-- Carlos III University Madrid (Spain): NFC interactive panel

-- Lancaster University (UK): Touch & Interact: Applied to a Tourist Guide Prototype

-- Technical University of Munich (Germany): A Lightweight Framework for User-Centric NFC Applications

-- Technical University of Munich (Germany): News On the Go

-- University of Applied Sciences (Austria): Smart Doorbell: An NFC-SIM-Based

-- University of Applied Sciences (Austria): Theft Deterrent System for Skis

-- University of Applied Sciences (Austria): Touch to Network Home Automation System

-- University of Dundee (Scotland): Mobile NFC & Healthcare Services

-- University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis MBDS (France): Ticket Tap

-- University of Rome WLAB (Italy): Remote Grocery Shopping via NFC

Near Field Communication (NFC) is a standards-based, short-range wireless connectivity technology that enables simple and safe two-way interactions among electronic devices. NFC technology allows consumers to perform contactless transactions, access digital content and connect devices with the simplicity of a single touch. NFC technology provides global interoperability of contactless identification and interconnection technologies.

"All of us at the NFC Forum are impressed by both the number of submissions we received and the quality of the solutions," said Gerhard Romen, NFC Forum vice-chairman. "Our finalists demonstrate that NFC technology is not only bringing new capabilities to existing applications, but also enabling a whole array of new and innovative solutions across many vertical markets."

The competition promotes the development and deployment of innovative and exemplary NFC services. The Commercial Track is for NFC services based on a business case; the Research Track is for university students and Research institutions. Both Tracks require a prototype.

Commercial Track entries are evaluated on how successfully and innovatively their solutions meet the needs of key vertical market segments, as well as quality of design and implementation. Research Track submissions are judged on creativity and innovativeness. Each team of finalists will deliver a presentation and live demonstration at the NFC Developers Summit, held in Monaco, during the WIMA NFC Developers Summit (www.wima.mc), on April 29, 2008. The jury, composed of senior and recognized professionals and experts from academia and sponsoring companies will vote to select first-, second- and third-place winners for each Track. At WIMA, winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on April 29; a press conference will be held on April 30.

Further details about the competition can be found at www.nfc-forum.org/competition.

Gold sponsors of the competition are NFC Forum members Nokia, Over-C and SCM Microsystems. Silver sponsors are NFC Forum members Inside Contactless, Innovision Research & Technology plc, Stollman E+V GmbH and WIMA.

Questions about the competition may be sent to [e-mail].

About the NFC Forum

The NFC Forum, www.nfc-forum.org, was launched as a non-profit industry association in 2004 by leading mobile communications, semiconductor and consumer electronics companies. The Forum's mission is to advance the use of Near Field Communication technology by developing specifications, ensuring interoperability among devices and services, and educating the market about NFC technology. The Forum's 150+ global member companies currently are developing specifications for a modular NFC device architecture, and protocols for interoperable data exchange and device-independent service delivery, device discovery, and device capability.

The NFC Forum's Sponsor members, which hold seats on the Board of Directors, include leading players in key industries around the world. The Sponsor members are: HP, MasterCard International, Microsoft Corp., NEC, Nokia, NTT DoCoMo, Inc., NXP Semiconductors, Panasonic, Renesas Technology, Samsung, Sony Corporation, and Visa International.

About Nokia

Nokia is the world leader in mobility, driving the transformation and growth of the converging Internet and communications industries. Nokia makes a wide range of mobile devices and provides people with experiences in music, navigation, video, television, imaging, games and business mobility through these devices. Nokia also provides equipment, solutions and services for communications networks.

About Over-C

Over-C is the leading Near Field Communication software company focused on the management of tag events, from tag scan through the back office. Over-C's hosted solutions help companies get the right data to the right person at the right time.

For more information on how your company can be Safe in the Knowledge, visit the Over-C Web site: www.over-c.com.

About SCM Microsystems, Inc.

SCM Microsystems is a leading supplier of solutions that open the Digital World by enabling people to conveniently access digital content and services. The company develops, markets and sells the industry's broadest range of smart card reader technology for secure PC, network and physical access and digital media readers for transfer of digital content to OEM customers in the government, financial, enterprise, consumer electronics and photographic equipment markets worldwide. Global headquarters are in Ismaning, Germany. For additional information, visit the SCM Microsystems Web site at www.scmmicro.com.

About Inside Contactless

As the only fabless semiconductor company focused exclusively upon contactless chip platforms, INSIDE Contactless is a market leader in Near Field Communication (NFC), contactless payments, and access control. Innovation in contactless technology has led to more than 55 patents granted to INSIDE, including several essential NFC technology patents. INSIDE is the #1 market share provider of contactless bank card technology in the world, with more than 35 million MicroPass intelligent payment platforms delivered from launch in 2005 through 2007. MicroPass, the 2007 Sesames "Best Hardware" award winner, powers cards issued by more than 20 global bank card issuers. Globally, more than 25 key partners, including major card manufacturers and handset providers, have successfully delivered contactless products such as payment & access cards, point of sale terminals, and NFC enabled mobile handsets which are 'powered by INSIDE'. INSIDE Contactless is headquartered in Aix-en-Provence, France, with offices in Shanghai, Singapore, Poland, San Francisco, and Boston. For more information, please visit www.insidecontactless.com.

About Innovision Research & Technology plc

Innovision Research & Technology plc, is leading the next generation of NFC/RFID solutions. As the leading fabless developer of short-range data communication semiconductor and system solutions, with particular focus on NFC/RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) and ultra low-cost Integrated Circuit (IC) and RF electronic design, IRT is pushing cost performance to enable clients to get maximum utility for minimum cost.

The company develops innovative semiconductor technologies, ICs, RF systems (HF/UHF) and complete end product applications for mass volume Commercialisation and then licenses customers for its incorporation into their own products.

At the heart of the emerging Near Field Communication (NFC) market, Innovision R&T designs and develops NFC/RFID IC solutions for the global mobile handset and consumer device sectors.

Products include Topaz, mandated by the NFC Forum as the NFC number one tag type format, Jewel for mass transit ticketing applications, and io, the world's smallest standards compatible Near-Field RFID reader.

Headquartered in the UK, Innovision R&T was listed in 2001 on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange (ticker symbol: INN).

Visit: www.innovision-group.com for further details.

About Stollman E+V GmbH

Stollmann, www.stollmann.de, based in Hamburg, Germany, is one of the leading developers and suppliers of standard products and licensed products for communications technologies such as NFC, Bluetooth, xDSL, GPRS, and ISDN. Stollmann's team of 40 specialists develops protocol stacks, reference designs, and modules. Stollmann provides a NFC upper layer stack and JSR-257 API for mobile phones, PDAs and smart phones, a NFC upper layer stack and NFC API for embedded devices and a NFC evaluation kit, featuring an easy-to-use interface, USB reader, and NFC tags, all complying with the most recent NFC Forum standards. The evaluation kit lets you test-drive standardized near field communication with contactless chip cards and RFID tags. Stollmann has developed the first peer-to-peer mode stack compliant to the NFC Forum specification. It allows to interconnect two NFC-enabled devices for active data transfer. Target applications are mobile payment, ticketing, access control, simple configuration.

About WIMA

WIMA is a Conference and Exhibition based in Monaco presenting the European NFC Developers Summit (Grimaldi Forum, 28 - 30 April 2008) and hosting the Touching the Future: NFC Forum Global Competition Finals & Awards Ceremony (April 29 2008). WIMA is the European NFC industry event bringing together developers, systems integrators, device manufactures and service providers ready to realise the potential of NFC and the multiple business opportunities available with the ever expanding outreach of NFC services into the ecosystem. Presentations and exhibits will explore some of the top NFC application areas highlighting what the devices can do today and will do in the future, what you need to know about NFC technology and how to develop NFC applications. For further information, please contact: Joanna Merchie [e-mail] [phone] www.wima-nfc.com.

Winners to be Announced at WIMA NFC Developers Summit, Monaco,
April 29, 2008

[buzzzzzzzz] 31/3/2008 17:38

Exactly!!

I have been looking for it.

[picasso2] 31/3/2008 17:06

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE POSTING OF 31.03.08?

[buzzzzzzzz] 21/2/2008 16:52

Broken the falling trendline and gone up thru the 50 day MA.


Masurenguy take this with a pinch of salt but a stock overhang taken out today, and I expect this will continue to rise tomorrow and no doubt the the rumours will surface.

One day they will be true.....I hope!!

[vapourtrail] 13/2/2008 13:36

BBC news this lunchtime reported on British Airways using NFC technology to track baggage. Anybody out there know if INN may be involved? Either way it serves to highlight the industry.

[philjeans] 07/12/2007 09:57

Quite.

Glad I wasn't suckered in - still losing money every day and no need to buy this yet.

Cheap but will be cheaper still.

[garth] 07/12/2007 07:50

"Development income represents the progress made towards
completing customers' royalty generating products and is the company's highest
ever 6-month figure. These products should come to market over the next 2-3
years and generate additional royalty streams at that stage. Revenue derived
from royalty and licence fees reduced to #0.4m (2006: #0.9m) due to the one-off
nature of licences benefiting the first half of 2006. Product sales were #0.1m
(2006: #0.3m) with no Christmas-based toy product this year."

So, product sales were virtually nil. They burned £700K in the half - but have plenty of cash following the placing. They are pleased with the development income raised - on products not expected to sell for another 2-3 years...............

Nuff said really.

Perhaps value at closer to 15p?

G.