Ann: SOR NANOCUBE PRINTABLE MEMORY PRESENTATION, page-4

Well, sounds like the demonstrator application was not a flop so that is good.

The Company has received encouraging early stage feedback on potential co-development options from the
attached presentation and will focus on progressing these discussions and the goals outlined within the
presentation itself.

I am guessing the other applications would include sensors as that is something the company has mentioned previously:

Multiple application potential, however most development to date focused on memory/data storage aspects of the
technology.

I hope in the verbal presentation they highlighted that certain configurations had been successfully tested to 100,000 endurance cycles!

1000+ endurance cycle results

Transparency is a great result, glass is typically around 80% transparent and the last data I saw put our memory ink at between 70 to 80% transparency.

> 80% optical transparency

Computer vision combined with facial recognition would be eerie, not much longer science fiction to be greeted by name by a display as you approach it.

Subsequent versions with different functions to security. Could store a range of information or images directly on a glass display or window. Could be
combined with sensors and other computer vision technologies.