No, indeed they are not. They have their eyes wide open and...

No, indeed they are not. They have their eyes wide open and well-focused on the prize of potential room-temperature QED's using graphene-based materials science. With partners like EPFL, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, a university ranked 5th in Europe and 11th in the world, and the University of Sydney CDIP, Archer's first PCT has had at least one international searching authority validate all 16 claims made therein as "novel and inventive". Obviously, the tech is in its infancy, Hell, it's still in the womb, a zygote, maybe; BUT this is huge, IMO, and right up Australia's alley when it comes to tech like this. Don't underestimate Australia in this field of endeavour. Or Archer, for that matter. I'm hanging on to MY options, no messing. All IMO & DYOR