We are happy to report that our partner has packag
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Posted On: 12/28/2017 8:05:00 AM
We are happy to report that our partner has packaged and evaluated our modulators and we expect to receive our first samples by the end of 2017. We will then characterize and measure modulator performance using our high-speed test facility.
Ok, so LWLG is now on to the final step before sending out sampling devices for evaluations to the Google's and Facebook's
Questions for Rick or others with technical proficiency
1) "our partner has packaged and evaluated our modulators", this statement would suggest a degree of completeness, leading me to believe that the followup statement "We will then characterize and measure modulator performance using our high-speed test facility." would not take a great deal of time to complete, perhaps a month or so at most?
2) "To further support our device efforts, we have made significant investments in additional equipment to build a new test and characterization center that now is capable of measuring modulator device performance of 50Gbps and beyond", question being the build-out of this equipment is presumably happening currently at the new facility, I would not think this would take long to be operational, is that a correct assumption?
Lastly, Dr Lebby had told investors back in the Netherlands that LWLG was now in the "demonstration phase", so I am presuming this meant that potential customers were either visiting the device lab in Colorado to witness a bench-top device, or perhaps Dr Lebby created a video demonstration of a bench-top device for customers to view, just a thought, but it would have greased the anticipation wheels for the samplings of the fully packaged beta-devices
http://lightwavelogic.com/profiles/investor/R...&G=914
Ok, so LWLG is now on to the final step before sending out sampling devices for evaluations to the Google's and Facebook's
Questions for Rick or others with technical proficiency
1) "our partner has packaged and evaluated our modulators", this statement would suggest a degree of completeness, leading me to believe that the followup statement "We will then characterize and measure modulator performance using our high-speed test facility." would not take a great deal of time to complete, perhaps a month or so at most?
2) "To further support our device efforts, we have made significant investments in additional equipment to build a new test and characterization center that now is capable of measuring modulator device performance of 50Gbps and beyond", question being the build-out of this equipment is presumably happening currently at the new facility, I would not think this would take long to be operational, is that a correct assumption?
Lastly, Dr Lebby had told investors back in the Netherlands that LWLG was now in the "demonstration phase", so I am presuming this meant that potential customers were either visiting the device lab in Colorado to witness a bench-top device, or perhaps Dr Lebby created a video demonstration of a bench-top device for customers to view, just a thought, but it would have greased the anticipation wheels for the samplings of the fully packaged beta-devices
http://lightwavelogic.com/profiles/investor/R...&G=914
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