Datametrex AI Ltd V.DM

Alternate Symbol(s): DTMXF

Technology Software - Application

Datametrex AI Limited is a technology-focused company with exposure to artificial intelligence, healthcare, and mobile gaming. It is focused on collecting, analyzing and presenting structured and unstructured data using machine learning and artificial intelligence. The Company's products include AnalyticsGPT, Cyber Security, and Healthcare. AnalyticsGPT platform scans vast data streams from social media, news, blogs, forums, messengers, enterprise data, and the dark Web, creating predictive analytics. Cyber Security is a deep analytics platform that captures, structures, and visualizes vast amounts of unstructured social media data, which is used as a discovery tool that allows organizations to make decisions. It offers Nexa Products, which consists of NexaSecurity and NexaSMART. Healthcare consists of Imagine Health Centres, a multidisciplinary healthcare facility, and Medi-Call, a telehealth platform. The Company also offers a mobile blockchain game, Cereal Crunch.

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Comment by Investor10Xon Jul 24, 2022 10:55pm

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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Greater Vancouver Area Potential

The Tritium Veefil PK350 is an example of a 350KW Level 3 DC fast charger. There's probably a reason as to why DM doesn't have these, as it will depend on the clients they are targeting. I believe level 3 DC fast chargers can be upwards of $400 000. Obviously prices will come down over time and it would probably depend on the number of fast chargers purchased by a company. I'm thinking this is more of what the big companies will purchase for fast charging stations. This is what you would get in replacement of a gas station or in conjunction with a gas station, as gas vehicles will continue to exist for quite sometime. Classic cars will still be driven. At least I hope we will still be able to collect and drive them.

Pandora wrote:

Investor10X wrote: And if you have access to a 350KW DC fast charger it will actually charge the car from 10% to 80% in about 18 minutes. A 50KW charger will take more than an hour to fully charge, but are more common. DM does provide installation of 100KW fast charger. If only one car is on the line you'll get the full 100KW, but it will reduce to 50KW with two cars. Level 2 home chargers will take about 6 hours. This is for 76 - 78KW batteries. I hope people are now starting to see the connection between Hyundai, Kia, Samsung and DM.

Pandora wrote:

tankumo wrote: I am not driving an EV, my friend gave me a car to drive so I don't have to buy a new car. I have not made profit from DM shares, yet. I do plan to buy more shares if it goes down below 10 cents again. But here in Vancouver I see so many EVs inlcuding Tesla and Hyunday, last Friday I saw a Kia EV6, it's beautiful.

Yes, Hyundai calls theirs the Iconiq6.

Kia 60 hours to charge the battery at 110 volt. If you are fortunate enough to have a 220 outlet
it will charge in 6 hours. Presume it will have an ever increasing effect on your electric bill -- vs gas? That will be a debate until they have enough tied in there will be no backing out.

Kia EV6

Model year

Body style: Sport Utility Vehicle

Number of doors: 5

Battery charge time: 51.05 to 68h at 110V, 5.5 to 7.1h at 220V

Battery: 58-77.4 kWh 523-697 V lithium polymer

Cargo volume: 1,322 L with seat area

Dimensions: 4,680-4,695 mm L x 1,880-1,890 mm W x 1,545 mm H

Configurations

LX = CAN$44,995

EX RWD LR = CAN$52,995

EX AWD LR = CAN$54,995

The entry-level EV6 EX will deliver 373 km (233 miles) of range. The AWD Long Range model comes in at 441 km, (275 miles) according to EPA testing.

And what's the fully installed cost of that 350KW DC Fast Charger? Who's paying for that? Or does some beneficial outfit like the local city Government just install them all over town at no cost (on the taxpayers dollar) -- not that I'm pessimistic of them having our best interest at heart.