Enwave Corp V.ENW

Alternate Symbol(s): NWVCF

Healthcare Cannabis

EnWave Corporation is an applied dehydration technology company. The Company’s principal business is the licensing of its intellectual property through royalty-bearing agreements and the design, construction, marketing, and sales of vacuum-microwave dehydration machinery for the food, cannabis and biomaterial industries. It has entered into 54 royalty-bearing commercial licenses with and sold REV equipment to a diverse portfolio of companies operating in over 23 different countries on five continents. It also operates REVworx, a toll processing facility located in Delta, British Columbia that offers vacuum-microwave contract manufacturing services. The REVworx facility houses both a batch 10 kilowatt (kW) and 60 kW continuous vacuum-microwave line to accelerate the commercialization of products made with the Company’s patented technology. The Company has two primary commercial scale technologies, nutraREV, a drum-based system, and quantaREV, a tray-based system.

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Post by Awardedon Jul 21, 2010 7:27pm

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Competing technology

In his newsletter to shareholders, John McNicol wrote:

I am happy to report that we also have begun collaborating on the first joint project with our co-marketing partners in Germany, Hans Binder Maschinenbauusing their tray-based vacuum microwave food dehydration technology, MIVAP, to develop a test product for a North American fruit snack producer. We expect that this project will lead to a closer relationship as we make progress, and I am excited about the prospects.

This statement implies that HansBinder Maschinenbau already has a vacuum microwave dehydration system.They say on their website “Whether in continuous or batch operation,atmospheric or vacuum: Binder supplies the right microwave dryer for your application.”

https://www.binder-trockner.de/en/lieferprogramm/mikrowellentrockner.php

How does Hans Binder’s technology differ from Enwave’s? Also, are there competing patents that predate Enwave’s?

4u was concerned about such a risk when he/she stated:

One risk you didn't mention is another company coming out with something superior to EnWave's technology....don't know what those odds are, but hopefully low.

Does anyone have any insight on this possibility?

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