R.I.P too slow to match it with TTT, page-3

As I said on 17th April, "The market is not sleeping waiting for A3D to develop something and by the time they do, it may not have the impact everyone expects". Who would have expected the time-frame to be so short! TTT have certainly done a good job, stress testing would still need to be done, but if reports are correct, the end product is stronger (34%) than conventional methods. A3D still have potential, they need to prove their technology in a short term and demonstrate the fast speeds they are claiming. The other major factor of course is cost. TTT still has to get the products to a commercial stage so it is still early days. A3D on the other hand, really need to announce to the market how far they have progressed and how their technology which is laser based, compares to the cold kinetic fusion process from TTT.