7 years ago QTK showed great promise.One case a woman got a call...

7 years ago QTK showed great promise.One case a woman got a call from London Police to say her stolen car had been recovered.She didn't know it had been stolen.QTK technology apparently alerted the police as soon as the car was broken into,then allowed the police to track it and when it stopped at the first red light,it switched off the motor.Within 30 minutes of break in the theif was apprehended.They also claimed it would work inside multi story buildings and underground ,making it essential for security applications.Another was small and cheap enough to be put in computers to aid recovery of stolen ones.If this was true how come it cant find a market.One of the biggest car dealers in Sydney put millions into it.I dont remember his name and wonder is he still involved.I had a lot of shares in it too,they dissappeared then years later seem to have reappeared.