Ann: Revised Payment Arrangements with DIAsource Vendors, page-106

Of course the battery companies want more data. Then, after that, they'll want more. Then, after that, they'll want still more info. And so on, ad nauseam. (SOunds a bit like POC1...)

Can any of you imagine how a big player (such as Panasonic) views a minnow like ADO touting a wonderful improvement in battery technology? First, ADO would have to take a ticket and wait in line, because they would have every mad scientist and his dog lining up with some crackpot invention to show them.
ADO's supposed improvement would have to be easy to adopt, add to battery capacity, add to recharge rate and battery lifetime, NOT add to the cost (significantly) and (if that was not enough), be PERFECTLY safe. (We don't want any lawsuits for batteries self-immolating, do we?)
It is possible, of course, that ADO's M&G ticks all these boxes. After all, ADO has sought patent protection for the idea. If it does, it would be very valuable technology. But I think the odds are against it, JIMO.
We will all just have to wait and see.
Fat Harry cautions all to DYOR.

FHC