This will be an important and exciting year for Oak Ridge Micro-Energy. Our company is at the forefront of a breakthrough in miniature energy storage technology that is being pulled into the market to fulfill the needs of national security, military, medical, and consumer electronics industries. The best news for us is that many other companies are starting to take notice, and the pent up demand will ultimately lead to several revenue streams for our company.
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dan i took a look at the web site still doing dd looks good they just have to get there great product going
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I'm really intrigued by these kinds of comments...
"We currently are in discussions with several companies about the implementation of the thin-film battery in various products. We are providing prototypes of the thin-film battery for use in testing new product designs and for integration within existing product lines. Our company is reviewing specifications and conducting feasibility studies of thin-film battery placement and will continue to update shareholders as new contracts are signed.
Our website receives requests almost daily from companies desiring to implement the thin-film battery within their products. Here are two recent requests.
Message 1
Our first product is a wireless sensor for the automotive industry. The sensor is embedded, and it is not possible to run wires to the sensor. We are in close contact with our customers who have signed a letter of intent with us to purchase 10 million parts. The rechargeable battery would go into version 2 of this product. We expect volumes of at least 10 million parts per year starting sometime in 2007.
Message 2
I am seeking a company that can produce and has stock of thin film rechargeable batteries approximately 48 X 85 mm X "thin" business card sized these will be used in an active RFID system and the quantities will be approx. 100 thousand units per year initially with a ramp up to 1 million units per year."
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