Ann: CEO letter to Shareholders, page-50

ADRC ONE TAP as a standalone protocol has not had the uptake due to the already established Zigbee and Zwave having a 10 year head start, disappointing but always a long shot.

Could the ADRC one tap portion be an offering to the OCF as Open source to gain an entry to create a demand for the App, RML, Gateway services and cloud services???? Maybe an option worth considering...

http://www.xped.com/irm/PDF/1658_0/CompanyUpdate

Xped has five core pieces of IP that include: 1.Tap, 2. RML, 3. the Xped APP, 4. the Xped Gateway Software, and 5. the Xped Cloud Services.

These five pieces of IP can then be grouped into three main areas that present enormous value to the device market:
1.Tap This is based on our ADRC Device Proxy firmware for devices and is focused on device discovery, onboarding,and provisioning in a local area network. While Tap is unique and an elegant user experience, to take full advantage of the Tap experience, a customer is required to accept the ADRC proprietary communication protocol. This requirement is a challenge in the consumer space where the market pressure is to align along industry standards such as Zigbee, Z-wave, WiFi, Bluetooth, etc. As such we have prioritised industrial opportunities with companies such as Vital Xense for the full implementation of  the ADRC Device Proxy. We are also starting investigations around what components of
Tap can be extended to Zigbee and Bluetooth standards. A future opportunity may eventuate when Tap is demonstrated to the OCF “EasyOnboarding” project group.

IMO GLTAH