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I have followed And owned Nearmap for quite some time. We are many things but most importantly, we are a marketing company IMO. Worrying about our apparent wonderful technology and how apparently good it is is waistline your energy.

As as a professional photographer, I have certain understandings regarding both the software and also technology. Armed with this knowledge, I spoke to one of our directors.

Frankly, I felt like he was being a glorified salesman boosting their claims. While he didn't tell any fibs, I felt he greatly overstated their technological edge. This was shown out when I explained my background as both a photographer and experience in machine vision technology. Basically, he stopped trying to tell that story.

Do I believe we have patents in place ...YES . Do I believe they are the strength of our company ...NO.

take a look at this old video which is linked to a new story. This company does live video style super hi res. I am sure they have not told us what they can really do.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...rne-spy-camera-track-entire-city-1-800MP.html

Our ur strength is in the marketing of hi res imaging and the tool box we provide to customers. First mover advantage is with us to a degree but possibly limited. I just hope hope new investors really do their own research.

just trying to bring some  up to speed in regard to my personal opinion of where our technology sits.