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[phoenixs] 13/11/2018 11:33

schmally, that is very funny but LL still filtered.

[woodpeckers] 13/11/2018 11:27

Re the machines - Neill has stated a few times that they are actually quite simple machines with a few tweeks so really no problem upscaling. As for operators, again, he has said that it is a very simple task to operate them so not a lot of training needed.
I think we can stop worrying about scale-up. The board are obviously confident that they have it in hand. I can't see them having got this far without thinking that side of the strategy through very carefully.

[schmally] 13/11/2018 11:25

For all those who have still not filtered Log, please feel free to join me in a game of Loggy Bingo Lingo. You can give yourself 10 points every time you spot him using some of the following phrases (fee free to add more). "Twitter Premium" (he's really proud of this one as he made it up all by himself - clever chap), "lateral sizes", "9x market cap compared to peer group", "can anyone tell me...". I'm on a score of 1,870 already after just 1 week, mostly from "Twitter Premium" (did I mention how proud he is that he made this one up by himself?)

[loglorry1] 13/11/2018 11:24

@vrs1 since you asked it deserves an answer. Arrow Greentech have been quoted by VRS as their way into India as a partner to get into the tire market.

When it was pointed out to NR that the prices for Graphene were well below what people on this board expect and in the range of $100/kg he dismissed it glibly. A director of Arrow Greentech came to his defence to give authority to his dismissal.

However we can see that Arrow are an absolute minnow who are struggling like mad. They are held up by NR as a poster boy progressive company in India but really they are doing extremely badly. There is no evidence to suggest they have any influence in the tyre market in India. If anything they are looking to associate themselves with VRS for some cheap PR. That's all.

Talking of doing extremely badly Haydale look to be completely stuffed. Why does everyone here shout about how great the GEIC is and how being a tier one partner is worth a fortune. Haydale are in the same position with their relationships with Uni of Manchester etc. but they've failed miserably to sell any of their products.

[ellissj] 13/11/2018 11:21

2D +nanene in concrete for thermally efficient eco solutions in future building design, a good sell i imagine. Esp in poorer hotter regions of the world. Aimo. Best ellis

here, so….design your buildings with the future climate in mind

Posted by:Sarah Eager, Posted on:9 August 2018 - Categories:built environment, Industrial strategy challenge fund, Infrastructure systems, Transforming Construction, urban living

[club sandwich] 13/11/2018 11:12

vrs1 - because he's desperate. the sooner he's cremated the better.

"Out the door, queue on the left, one casket each..."

[potsol] 13/11/2018 11:12

I'm tyre-d of your bullsh*t noblorry.

[vrs1] 13/11/2018 11:11

Tim Kempster has posted the share price chart of Arrow greentech on Twitter emphasising the share price drop. What a kn*b. Why not put up share price chart for aecom, continental tyres or Unilever? Why not you manipulative dope?

[loglorry1] 13/11/2018 11:02

@billwave well all I can say is that my grasp of numbers has resulted in it being obvious to me that the share price has returned to where it was before the China deal and Tunghshu deal was announced.

The market wants to see orders. Not just silly orders like 1kg for graphene headphones but real orders worth £1m+ to justify the market cap which even at 113p has been run up to very high levels.

[cheek212] 13/11/2018 10:59

https://twitter.com/eensw/status/1062277738671665153?s=21

[club sandwich] 13/11/2018 10:58

"I expect Neill could have them made elsewhere or, being a resourceful and inventive engineer, make them himself"

not if the threshing machine company has a patent, he couldn't.

"Are they the most critical part of the manufacturing process?"

I really have no idea.

[ashehzi] 13/11/2018 10:57

Matt at Daegu Mechatronics and Materials Institute.

Reminds me of my stay in Korea.

[mikkydhu] 13/11/2018 10:57

Club,

I don't see the machines as being an issue. Are they the most critical part of the manufacturing process? I expect Neill could have them made elsewhere or, being a resourceful and inventive engineer, make them himself.

More of an issue might be finding the right people to operate them, assuming there will be lots of machines.

[cheek212] 13/11/2018 10:55

https://twitter.com/ukinkorea/status/1055290104476880897?s=21So this is what Matt is attending in South Korea - interesting that the event is focused on mobility. Mmmmm - batteries and tyres spring to mind initially, and an interesting group of UK companies also represented at the event.

[billwave] 13/11/2018 10:46

@ flatcoat1 Numbers he may be able to calculate....price he went short x how much. Too big a number for him to deal with there which is why he's always here.

[club sandwich] 13/11/2018 10:43

rid - I was thinking more of the bottleneck at the threshing machine company. whether it's VRS manufacturing, or a franchisee, or some licensing deal, it seems like those machines are needed to produce nanene? I know that VRS are talking about (but AFAIAA has not yet signed off on) a 2-year exclusivity, and there has been talk of a production line to produce the machines, but if all goes to plan then a *lot* of machines are going to be needed...

[hattie1] 13/11/2018 10:42

As our CEO has said “it’s almost like we have a strategy “ ...

[ellissj] 13/11/2018 10:41

Future cities anyone ? Of course with +nanene in the mix, you have added strength,excellent insulation properties and waterproofing ? Aimo. Best ellis

"Eindhoven to build "world's first" 3D-printed houses that people will live inside.

Amy Frearson | ;4 June 2018 18 comments

Eindhoven University of Technology has announced plans to 3D print a series of concrete houses that will be made available to rent."

[ridicule] 13/11/2018 10:39

Club. I agree with the scale up challenges. That is why Neill said in a recent poddie that VRS would use a variety of models from licencing to franchises,as well as full partnering. A nice challenge to have indeed.

[scottishfield] 13/11/2018 10:36

Amazing really

[ellissj] 13/11/2018 10:34

Plenty of 3D printed concrete projects going on it seems. Best ellis

"US military 3D prints concrete barracks on site."

Rima Sabina Aouf
5 September 2018 

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In a world first, the US Armed Forces has 3D printed a barracks out of concrete on site at an army base, in less than two days.

The Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC) constructed the 46-square-metre building in 40 hours at the US Army Engineer Research and Development Center in Champaign, Illinois.

"This is the first-in-the-world on-site continuous concrete print," said Captain Matthew Friedell, a project officer from the MCSC additive manufacturing team. "People have printed buildings and large structures, but they haven't done it on-site and all at once."

[loglorry1] 13/11/2018 10:25

@flatcoat1 can you tell me where I've made a mistake with market cap?

[adejuk] 13/11/2018 10:16

looks like they're still working a large sell

[jointer13] 13/11/2018 10:12

a lot of companies out there claiming to have graphene when in fact it is graphite.

vrs...the real McCoy.

[flatcoat1] 13/11/2018 10:09

Tini. Tim can't understand basic maths and still doesn't understand how to calculate market cap. No way could he write pi to 1 decimal place unless he copies and paste it from someone else. Doesn't know how to keep promises either.