It seems that the company sees no need to "sell" their...

It seems that the company sees no need to "sell" their achievments to the broader investment world or don't want to make the effort (or spend the money on PR).Perhaps a way of thinking that "if potential investors made the effort themselves to learn what great technology the company has they would see the benefits of investing".I talked to a guy who handles investor relations for some early stage biotech companies and he was amazed at the opportunies Micro X have missed.(like field units for Ukthemselveraine). A"techie" company that cannot market itself.