Transense Technologies Share Discussion Threads

[sojourno] 13/9/2016 08:57

"...so far..."
The GE link is clear.

[drw1] 13/9/2016 08:56

Well let's hope the potential advantages of our tech in windpower play a major part with any new projects going forward.
Looking forward to next weeks presentation.

[amt] 13/9/2016 08:54

Not sure if you can at this time link windpower to TRT success. No income so far except grants if I recall correctly.

[sojourno] 13/9/2016 08:46

Potentially paradigm shifting:-



"The Obama administration unveiled their gargantuan National Offshore Wind Strategy last Friday. If executed, this joint plan by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and Department of the Interior (DOI) could possibly output 7,200 terawatt-hours a year, which would be enough to provide “nearly double the total electric generation of the United States in 2015.”

Could that do for us what CBD did for GWP? (Which I also gave a heads-up to first!)
A US listing would be exquisite if it comes anywhere close!

[dieseltaylor] 08/9/2016 19:17

Good then the learning and implementation curve would be very short. Provided my connection-fu is working well.

[monty68] 08/9/2016 18:12

Siemens have been working on SAW technology nearly as long as Transense.

[piggyinthemiddle] 08/9/2016 17:30

JP told us a lot of things.....-(

[sojourno] 08/9/2016 17:15

JP told me they were targeting Siemens as long ago as 2006.
...but they would be anyway!

[dieseltaylor] 07/9/2016 16:13

Just out of curiosity I counted the number of patents lodged by Siemens since August 1st ; just over 100 it seems in the many fields they operate in.

[dieseltaylor] 07/9/2016 16:03

Getting warnings on patents can be interesting.

Interesting reading. My money is on Siemens being the mystery partner for TRT as they have obviously been working hard on maximising and incorporating SAW's into machinery.

And Siemens are very big boys indeed.

As to whether it is their own research/ and someone else I think that very unlikely as so few European conglomerates fit the bill alluded to by TRT last year. How and when it translates to the bottom line - assuming that they are serious in using it I cannot say. My guess is the shareholder meeting and analyst report will be to discuss that.

However as researching and incorporating costs money I suspect they are serious.

[piggyinthemiddle] 06/9/2016 11:24

Well let`s hope we see the bigger and brighter picture on the 21st!
Quite a build up of expectations now and hopefully the directors don`t disappoint.

[dieseltaylor] 06/9/2016 11:16

Yes pitm it would seem logical. However I take a view that with tech companies, I know that Translogik itself is not high tech you have to consider the bigger picture and that includes the SAW side.

[piggyinthemiddle] 06/9/2016 11:05

I think I would want to see something more than the launch of a new product and our own stand before I buy any more.A few sales would be more persuasive!

[drw1] 06/9/2016 10:54

Presumably Itrack 2 is an enhanced product that benefits from the feedback of existing clients and those who have had a trial of the existing system.
Should enhance sales prospects particularly with clear data now on the benefits.

[dieseltaylor] 06/9/2016 10:10

That is actually quite something that we are operating our own stand now. Good move and I believe possibly a first for Translogik. I topped up a tad yesterday.

[drw1] 05/9/2016 14:34

Official launch of itrack2 at the show.

[dncleaver] 03/9/2016 20:14

Probably zillions!! ;-)

[value hound] 03/9/2016 13:00

If GE are happy with the SAW tech for engine management etc. does anyone have a reasonable idea what the perpetual sales royalties could be worth?

[sojourno] 02/9/2016 21:28

Yeah, soft vol-eu-vents and crunchy prawn sandwiches chased down with cheap fizz decanted into pricier bottles, if I remember rightly!
A presentation event is somewhat different to a mere AGM, but we'll see...

[king1pin2] 02/9/2016 21:10

Eating and drinking orgies sounds like good fun so don't knock it . I would have to sell most of my shares to afford a pie and a pint .

[peterblok] 02/9/2016 18:19

No glass of wine provided in a Wine Bar, for heaven's sake? Anyone remember the old TRT AGM's held at Upper Heyford? Eating and drinking orgies - but in hindsight somewhat expensive!

[sojourno] 02/9/2016 17:47

LPT: Beware of oiled investor presentations.

The presentation should be sober and professional; no free booze as that's just a well-known ploy to cloud judgement.
If we like it then a meal after can be as well lubricated as you like, but we should share the cost.

Unless if course there are genuine reasons to celebrate!

It doesn't feel like a fundraising exercise to me.

#inebriatii

[peterblok] 02/9/2016 16:26

Well, you certainly sound positive RobardS. Make sure you introduce yourself to me on the 21st, and I'll buy you one!

[robards] 02/9/2016 15:58

Might as well go along and have a "free" drink - as it's shareholders' money that'll be buying them!

[sojourno] 02/9/2016 11:38

AIM listed so the guidance on issuing RNSs is pretty slack.

From the recent Director'sTalk interview:-
iTrack customer reports a tyre expenditure saving with 40 trucks of over $1m a year.
Another customer reports truck speeds improved by 20%
Strong cash balance but definitely not looking to diversify at this moment of time.

Given this BB's, and the BoD's, record of enjoying a get-together a PI presentation in a bar must surely be a +ve.
See you there!