Surely there are millions of tech-nerds out there that would want this technology, not just "onesies and twosies". Maybe they shouldn't write off the individual sales and instead put it into the hands of millions of potential back-room developers to create a market for them. Sure, the robot-vacuum or the car company might use it, but if they aren't developing uses at the company level it would be worth releasing it to any market that would create cash or exposure for them?
Some 14yr old child prodigy posting on youtube some amazing new use he has created and the world would go nuts - at the moment it seems from Thothlis' post that people in the industry haven't even heard of it, so a bit of 'out of the box' thought processes can't hurt. I'd be shouting from the rooftops if I'd built this. Elon Musk shot a car into space, not because space bought one, but so that the whole world would notice.
Again, not taking the piss, just can't understand why there have been no real buyers of the IP to date (except the delayed deal and the one that they will have to sue to get money from) and wondering if it needs a broader audience while it is establishing a new market. I know Akida isn't ready, but they have had an opportunity to sell something and it seems the licencing fees are a hurdle and the NDA's are causing people to lose faith.
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