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[shammytime] 27/8/2021 14:30

RNS, RNSOh wait. Just more smoke and mirrors from the womanising Ricketeer

[jointer13] 27/8/2021 14:25

edit
going the extra mile re. the science..bodes well.

[jointer13] 27/8/2021 14:24

keep in mind its additional to the norm.

"The benefits of the print technology were underpinned by extensive industry testing carried out by BGGT Ltd./Shirley Technologies Ltd., a leader in its field, whereby tests were carried out in accordance with industry standard test protocols including BSENISO/BSEN/BS/AATCC methods."



In addition to this, the Company is currently collaborating with the University of Gloucestershire, which involves a number of athletes and focuses on elite performance and how the print technology can be optimised for elite level participation

[dudhew] 27/8/2021 14:19

Data, data. The world is run by data. I like the fact it is being done properly. I would agree I had expected it to be further forward after all the comments we have received but we do flip flop about between the arch, clothing, cement and tyres next plus others. I like it is not a one product proposition but not keen on obfuscation. What's your interest? Are you an athlete? Lols..

[festario] 27/8/2021 14:12

I tell you, learning difficulties folks are being admitted to Mensa these days, it's a diversity thing.If you didn't let them in, they'd claim they were being prejudiced against for being thick.

[benevolent] 27/8/2021 14:03

I can't see the 2021 Annual Report on the VRS website, anyone else?

[twatcher] 27/8/2021 14:02

What is clear from the CEO is that they do not understand the properties that are bestowed on the garments they created and have given them to the UNI to figure it all out.

Nowhere near someone pressing the button on production quantities as many expected. Weren't people hoping to see an early tie-up exposed at the olympics ?

[kemche] 27/8/2021 13:54

An investigative Mensa member writes:

" I also noted a ship caught fire and sunk off Sri Lanka as well. I’m not associating that to anything but again disrupts cargo and supply chains in the area."

Good to know.

[mavfav] 27/8/2021 13:19

Yes the world has been in a pretty dire place over the last 18 months minimum through Covid.Some forget that things had to stop, had to change, had to be done differently. You wouldn't have been able to do this testing to this extent until now.I also noted a ship caught fire and sunk off Sri Lanka as well. I'm not associating that to anything but again disrupts cargo and supply chains in the area.I have no doubt our time will come and it's just which front will it be on first. I have no predictions on when.I know nooothing

[dudhew] 27/8/2021 13:05

All part of the process.....

[boochy gongles] 27/8/2021 12:49

With just a few simple items and minimal effort, you can make ..




A wombat mask.



A paper plate wombat.



A toilet roll wombat.

Instructions below:

[boochy gongles] 27/8/2021 12:41

Thank you ... possibly 'brilliant' definitely hideous ..

Anyway if you hang on a minute, I have another hilarious wombat treat for you 👍

[jonnysquare] 27/8/2021 12:03

Absolutely brilliant 😂🤣😂🤣

[twatcher] 27/8/2021 12:01

"we had these garments manufactured about a year ago, some of our shareholders were lucky enough to get some,when you wear them they cool you they heat you up, it transfers heat to the garment, and we couldn't really explain it so we had to go back to the science"

Listening to that, it appears this run of garments was far from early samples to provide potential interesting parties physical garments and show that the production process would work, with a hope it would lead to orders. This was an exploratory run to find our what the graphene did. That is clearly not the impression most here had. It turns out when they had the garments, they didn't know why they were performing as they were ?

It is now clear as day that there was never any immediate possibility of that first run a year ago turning into orders, CEO just stated they had no idea the garments would turn out like they did, and have had to run tests to discover why.

This by the way was the segment that he said around 2 years ago he was most excited about, and yet they are just finisihing tests now to determine what graphene actually does in garments and why ?

[squire007] 27/8/2021 11:12

AGM, get booked in, smile :-)

[boochy gongles] 27/8/2021 10:55

Notice how I've taken the trouble to remove the watermark.

#Levels

[impvesta] 27/8/2021 10:43

I wonder if they will repost a shorter version of the video with the Olympics bit removed.

[graphenejen] 27/8/2021 10:30

Jointer - unfortunately the video you found



is no longer available for this reason:

'This video contains content from International Olympic Committee, who has blocked it on copyright grounds.'

This was the text relating to graphene in concrete:

'1:37 - 3D Printed Railways

Moving right along we have the UK’s brand new high speed rail network implementing 3D printed concrete structures to help deliver environmental, cost and community benefits. How? This isn't just your average 3d printed concrete. The high speed rail line will be using graphene-reinforced concrete developed by ChangeMaker 3D. Let's take a closer look! The appropriately named “Printfrastructure” will consist of a series of robots that can create structures on site, cutting down on labor, time and costs associated with the traditional method of transporting pre-cast slabs through roadways. The graphene laced concrete is another big innovation in this project as well, cutting down the use of steel reinforcement that’s traditionally present in concrete construction. This improves construction safety, flexibility, shortens build times and supposedly decreases the carbon footprint.'

A shame because I had just posted a comment about Versarien's involvement and now no-one will see it.

[davemac3] 27/8/2021 10:08

Still only “significant potential”. Show me the ££££££