Nexoptic Technology Corp V.NXO

Alternate Symbol(s): NXOPF

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NexOptic Technology Corp. is a Canada-based technology company. The Company is engaged in developing artificial intelligence (AI) and imaging products, which enhance how images are either captured, processed, experienced, transferred and/or stored. It is developing technologies relating to imagery and light concentration for lens and image capture systems. The Company's primary focus is its patented and patent pending AI for imaging called All Light Intelligent Imaging Solutions (Aliis). Aliis can reduce storage and streaming requirements needed for videos and images while also improving image quality in all types of environmental conditions. Aliis delivers by learning a camera profile and optimally enhancing, pixel by pixel, its quality and its resolution in a fraction of a second, using edge processing. Its NexCompress, a video compression enhancement solution, offers bandwidth and storage savings for video storage and streaming applications.

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Comment by Hermi88on Jul 24, 2018 5:40pm

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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:And down we go.

Collecting dust? https://twitter.com/GrumpyOldAstro/status/1012718733150699523

I think it's still being shown. It's just not being passed around the public freely.

Edmonton1985 wrote:

Lesalpes29 wrote: Good call from him but why repeating IT ten Times a Day!

Maybe it's because he's trying to shed some reality on this unproven gamble and save (those who listen) from a continued decline?1? It's nice to have "hope", but the only ones who make steady paper are NXO insiders; in the meanwhile, shareholders see: $3...$2...$1...now $0.78. The reality is that, after all this time, NXO has nothing tangible. They've spent years building a telescope prototype which very few have actually seen, and which is now somewhere in their attic collecting dust (as it is no longer part of NRs). Despite having a ready product on hand and putting it into production to sell (however few, just to get their name out), NXO completely switched focus and got back to the drawing board to work on cell cameras and "consumer tech". Not sure if management transitioned because these new products are better "flagships", but NXO now appears to have more in common with a research institute than a business. Their patents and distinguished board are worth squat and it's shares are still overpriced. This may change, but NXO will have to be much more transparent about their prospects instead of throwing vague comments like "$350B market". Way too many stories of scams out there! A recent one that comes to mind is Electrovaya (EFL), which was even featured on CBC News twice. Good luck to investors.