Of course they have been developing patents since 2002...but they had nothing to do with battery tech until 2015! It was diagnostics and medical tech.
"After 24 years ADO research and development without commercialization it can no longer be considered disruptive due to time lag and expiration of that old technology, 24 years is old by any standards especially with technology developing at much faster rates."
Just stop and think about what you're trying to articulate. Very simply (just for you): they havent been developing battery tech for 24 years. 9 years max. And how much of that was front and centre to business operations, or rather backroom development? We all know where the focus was from 2019 to 2022.
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