I get it, but this company is still very very young really...

I get it, but this company is still very very young really (listed months only) and the type of disruptive tech isn't that well understood so there will be longer pipelines / discussions and testing to secure contracts. If the product delivers as anticipated however, these contracts will be lucrative and once they get a foot hold it should start to take off.

I would give it a bit more time before writing off management etc. I still maintain they are a smart, commercial bunch and are trying to build a real company with staying power rather than worrying about short term pain with the share price. I'd love for it to have done an A3D, but that is an extremely rare find!