Imminent announcements, page-6

There are also the items that they have not yet told us about or haven't updated the market about much for around a year or so.

1. The autonomous bulldozer patent application - unless that is somehow tied in with their mining use of the Stealth AxV Platform.
2. The Cognitive Engine patent application as part of their 4th focus area.
3. The next work program for the memory ink tentatively to start Q1 2022.
4. The progress/development of the neuromorphic-like use of the nanocubes.
5. Plans, if any, for the Behemoth project, after the failure of the two holes drilled to date the permit is due to expire on 12/12/2021.
6. Plans/prospects for Leviathan project and the nearby permit applications, the most recent three applications have passed the objection stage and yesterday were flagged provisionally for grant, now moving to the Native Title stage of the process. The five permit applications from 2020 are currently in the Native Title stage of the process which ends on 20/12/2021, so those should likely be granted early in the new year.
7. Plans/progress, if any, for the Golden Blocks project in New Zealand which has been stuck over environmental concerns with access by the heavy machinery for the next stage of exploration. SOR has flagged the potential use of some of their Stealth Technology to assist with exploration, ie use of drones, etc.

There was also the battery ink work being done on screen printing the battery cells. They have achieved the successful screen printing of the cells on a small scale, but they are working on larger scale screen printing. If successful that would open up the batteries to mass production meaning that commercialisation would be quite a bit closer. Given that not a lot has been said about this work compared to the work done on other aspects like voltage, amperage, etc suggests to me that this work is turning out to be quite a bit trickier than they would like. From memory they had targeted for this to be achieved by the end of Q2 2021, although the COVID-19 situation including lockdown in Sydney would have limited their access to equipment to further develop that work from early July through to about a month or so ago.