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D-Box Technologies Inc T.DBO

Alternate Symbol(s):  DBOXF

D-BOX Technologies Inc. is engaged in the business of designing haptic and immersive experiences. The Company creates and redefines realistic, immersive experiences by moving the body and sparking the imagination through effects: motion, vibration and texture. Whether it’s films, video games, music, relaxation, virtual reality applications, metaverse experience, themed entertainment or professional simulation, the Company creates a feeling of presence that makes life resonate like never before. With unparalleled mastery of haptics, the Company offers the synchronization of body movements with images and sound, such as software haptic effects, haptic processor, and the haptic system. Software haptic effects are programmed as a track, frame by frame, in the case of linear content, or programmed as a library for interactive content. A haptic processor serving as an interface between the content and the haptic system recognizes the content being played.


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Comment by Lounxon Mar 23, 2011 3:13pm
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RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Flattering article in Sun(QMI

RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Flattering article in Sun(QMI

I don't think D-Box problem right now is the seats costs. I might be wrong, but I think it's more the cost of encoding the movies, and this will continue until they have more seats.

 

Those costs are blended in the Sales & Marketing which make it hard to extrapolate what they are by movie, but looking at the growth of Sales & Marketing since they have started to put seats in movie theaters, my guess is that those costs are pretty high.

 

It's a necessary cost to grow the business, but until they can put a lot more seats in the theater, every movie will be encoded at a loss (I don't think they have any revenues on blu-ray sales, but I might be wrong). We have about 2 years left at the current burn rate (without any other dilution…) so they really need to put those seats out there…

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