Charles would not likely be liking and following a rival product.
I had a quick look. Panasonic are talking about whole flexible circuit boards which can be scaled if necessary. SOR is talking about flexible scalable memory ink (which would to my mind be part of the overall circuit board),
The implication being that someone like Panasonic could use SOR's memory ink within their flexible circuit board.
The UNSW website talks about fitting 2 terabytes of data in the area of a postage stamp (enough for 1/2 M songs or 500 hours of high def. video).
If the memory ink holds up I would imaging Panasonic et al would be very interested in the flexible memory ink being incorporated into their flexible/ scalable circuit boards.
The end of the video he invites anyone working in this space to reach out to them. Wonder if Charlie boy has yet?
https://research.unsw.edu.au/partnership-leads-new-printed-electronics-technologyCheers
