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[haz101] 20/8/2018 07:31

Owenga - I was thinking it u said it lol

[chillpill] 20/8/2018 07:30

Sit back and relax.We are still in the foothills.

2018 is the year of collaborations.
2019 will be the year graphene becomes mainstream.

[battery] 20/8/2018 07:30

Nice one Neill and co.

And CS gets his birthday present on time !!

[owenga] 20/8/2018 07:30

Not sure I can fit all the zeros on a postcard!

[grabster] 20/8/2018 07:27

thanks Dafad - if this means exactly what it says, it is seriously significant:

"Whereas Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Motors are household names, little is known about the companies in their supply chains enabling them to succeed.
One such company is Axia Materials Co., Ltd.,

- an identified connection between Versarien and two global names ..

[bootie64] 20/8/2018 07:27

Good info there Dafad

[1crackupboom] 20/8/2018 07:26

1st link to Samsung for sure.

[luckyorange] 20/8/2018 07:26

Battery trays , hadn't thought of those , quite a big item.

Good to move into South Korea and "We are grateful to the UK Government for their support to secure this agreement."

Nice to see it happening.

[amt] 20/8/2018 07:25

How big is the potential market for VRS Graphene.
Millions or Billions or Trillions of dollars?
Answers on a postcard please.

[shammytime] 20/8/2018 07:25

CS - that makes a change.

[andymoore07] 20/8/2018 07:25

For those of you who have read the Graphene book that was released, Smart Jones were mentioned and I thought it wordlessly be light years away! Obviously not, it mentioned Graphene in windows to absorb sunlight and use the energy to lower the home

[johnveals] 20/8/2018 07:21

David Kerr on Twitter yesterday: News coming up “golf”.

This RNS ties in beautifully with the Tony Seba Clean Disruption presentation.

Very nice.

[minky] 20/8/2018 07:21

Chimp - strain sensors have been around for years. It is more whether they are incorporated and if there is a communication channel in conjunction with a warning system.

[ellissj] 20/8/2018 07:20

I think we can safely say, neill will be mentioning EV's for the 3rd poddy running ! ;) best ellis

[1teepee] 20/8/2018 07:20

Has anyone seen "altered carbon"? It's a Netflix sci fi. It has ai buildings which seem like a future equivalent of these smart buildings

[dafad] 20/8/2018 07:19

Whereas Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Motors are household names, little is known about the companies in their supply chains enabling them to succeed.

One such company is Axia Materials Co., Ltd., a developer of high performance functional polymers for the IT, semiconductor, and automobile industries.

With an operating profit that has increased every year since operations began in 2000, and sales revenue demonstrating a CAGR of 70 percent over the same time, it is obvious that this company is no weak link.

Axia Materials works from the very early stage of polymer preparations, including material synthesis, polymerization, and compounding to offer various solutions –

[nemo19] 20/8/2018 07:15

The other link in the RNS
hxxps://www.pixelhaus-composite.com/
Yet again WOW! Well done VRS team

[ellissj] 20/8/2018 07:15

Well done neill and co. Some day all houses will be built this way ! EV battery trays - wonder if the olympic tea tray helped ? 2D Eco solutions to a growing demand. A double delight, graphinks and +Nanene. 1st South Korean collab, that we know. DIT links helping here too. Great start to the week. Aimo. Glalth. Best ellis.

[club sandwich] 20/8/2018 07:15

haz - no. ;-)

[chimpandy1] 20/8/2018 07:14

"The battery tray is being developed with automotive battery system manufacturers for use by global automotive OEMs."I wonder who they supply OEM battery trays to?

[haz101] 20/8/2018 07:14

is there any sector our company is not going to be involved in

[bootie64] 20/8/2018 07:13

Axia CEO quote "game changing solutions to the market"

[sonsonnyjim] 20/8/2018 07:12

Smart buildings and EV. Now that's a collaboration...should see a nice rise this morning

[chimpandy1] 20/8/2018 07:11

Smart buildings would have prevented the recent bridge collapse. Measuring stress/strain etc

[club sandwich] 20/8/2018 07:11

The list of markets and applications on the litetex web site makes me very happy as a s'holder ;-)