Ann: Robotic System Upgrade to ARCEMY for Au Defence Supplier, page-33

I remember you from a few days ago, s.baldwin1996: you were fearmongering about and making unsubstantiated claims - as you're doing right now, again - but you conveniently deleted those posts it seems. I think it was your aforementioned posts that I was querying to those here who care, regarding the sudden rise of 'downrampers'.

You asked if AML3D commissioned the article - though it appears you're rather insinuating they did - prior to the announcement. I have no evidence they commissioned it; and thus, if we're to remain rational, we should disbelieve such a claim, until there's sufficient evidence to demonstrate it--which you certainly haven't done. And no, I'm not referring to NEXT as the 'giants'; it should be patently obvious, when I upload a picture - from the Nextinvestor report - that shows: U.S. Navy; Austral; Chevron; Exxon; BAE; and Boeing. Those were the giants I'm referring to; and I'll say it again, that the fact these giants are dealing with AML3D, is massive IMO.

You mentioned the ASIC: I wouldn't worry about something when there's no evidence for it. This looks, again, like an attempt to fearmonger. We have no evidence their responses are unsatisfactory--from what I read, they - as in AML3D - have done everything by the book. So we should wonder about the motivation of someone - like you s.baldwin1996 - who continues to mention something that we don't have any evidence of; or have even any reason to believe. Looks like fearmongering cloaked in a veil of false sincerity.

I've never claimed to be an expert in military/industry/etc.,. This is a completely dishonest claim by you, about me. Present evidence - as in direct quotation - where I claimed to be an expert in anything of the sort. I think JØRGANON would be the person to discuss 'lead for wire arc additive manufacturing', or patents; he's a poster I myself try and follow due to his (her?) knowledge.

As for the partnering: we could still see it in the future. Remember we're in early days with AML3D. But, for me, I think they're ticking all the right boxes; they have fascinating and sophistical tech; there's some giant players they're already dealing with; they actually are generating revue (pretty rare in the startup business); and the expanding into the U.S., and as they said in the 17 July 2024 release, the U.K.

(I just noticed you deleted your post again, s.baldwin1996...why do you keep posting deliberately misleading information, and then deleting it?)