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TeraGo Announces Partnership with IKIN to Jointly Provide Holographic Solutions to Canadian Enterprises

Canada NewswireFeb 3, 2022 8:30 AM EST

TORONTO , Feb. 3, 2022 /CNW/ - TeraGo Inc. ("TeraGo" or the "Company") (TSX: TGO), ( www.terago.ca ) , announced a strategic partnership with IKIN to develop innovative solutions that combine its 5G mmWave with IKIN's holographic technologies for Canadian enterprises.

As Canada's leading provider of fixed wireless solutions and 5G mmWave for mid-market enterprises, TeraGo serves customers across multiple sectors, including manufacturing, warehousing and logistics, and retail. With over 92% of the exclusive 24 GHz and 38 GHz wide-area spectrum in Canada , TeraGo provides IKIN with the capabilities to leverage these assets for the Canadian enterprise market. TeraGo will offer customers the IKIN ARC™ made-for-purpose terminal, the IKIN RYZ™ accessory, along with IKIN's proprietary software and developer tools.

IKIN's holographic solutions include handheld and desktop holographic display devices and software that operate in ambient light, and require no headgear or goggles, creating an immersive and engaging experience for users. Its intuitive gesture and touch screen controls allow users to easily manipulate and interact with images in 3D, giving users unparalleled flexibility to design and evaluate products, conduct quality control, evaluate systems and processes, and resolve manufacturing, operations, and customer service issues. IKIN's technologies have been deployed in a number of environments, including logistics and supply chain management for commercial and government installations, health and wellness, and enhanced conferencing and communications. IKIN's technology works across both public and private 4G and 5G wireless networks to provide seamless and reliable performance. The IKIN portfolio also includes an open software development toolkit integrated with Unity Technologies and other development platforms, enabling simple incorporation of volumetric content into new or existing mobile apps and other business applications.

"IKIN's groundbreaking holographic innovations technology in partnership with TeraGo's 5G Private Networks brings an exciting opportunity to Canadian businesses," said Blake Wetzel , TeraGo's Chief Operating Officer and Chief Revenue Officer. "The joint capabilities will significantly improve how Canadian enterprises operate their business by increasing efficiency, reducing costs, accelerating time-to-market, and enhancing customer service. Our valued 5G mmWave spectrum provides IKIN with a multitude of channels for unprecedented innovation that will deliver tangible benefits to businesses across the nation. This is just the genesis of our partnership and we look forward to the results of the live applications."

Joe Ward , IKIN's Chief Executive Officer added: "We are delighted to partner with TeraGo, which has earned the trust of Canadian businesses by delivering robust, reliable, and secure wireless communications that improve performance and maximize efficiency. We are eager to join forces with TeraGo and demonstrate how IKIN's unique holographic applications can not only add value, but become essential tools, in a wide range of industries."

[Dunworkin2]

They can have the Canadian market.....ARHT has the world and beyond!!!!!!!

[Maxmoe]

There is no market yet. I'm still expecting , MSFT, GOOG, FB or some other big tech player to buy art and/or portl with the change they find in the couch cushions. Hey look over there! A strategy even the biggest tech companies use to change the topic and focus on their core business and rich valuations. Add a cool new technology or product line. Like Msft with activision.

[Maxmoe]

Without a bid, they can build the visibility via WeWork and other channels until they can't be ignored. Either path will lead to a nice pop in my tfsa.  

[Synthesizer303]

It's quite simple: if adoption rates at wework are as expected this will be dollar-land soon, they also will become drastically cost effective, due to fixed equipment at permanent locations which means less expenses for logistics and coordination of events, in parallel they will skip most of their inhouse demostudios since they can make use of the wework locations to further reduce cost for

[SunsetGrill]

Lofty - but hey dare to dream. Now thats the kind of growth that "star" company's put together and what I have been stating here in this forum  Now can they actually pull it off, but those estimates are what i expect to see before investing (not just trading, which dont get me wrong I will do if opportunity is there)   However, we work is not doing this for free, what

[Synthesizer303]

Sunset, within my assumption all you're saying is in, so basically if wework maybe keeps 30% of revenue, its not unrealistic that 5000$ is left per week and location for Arht, its quite a moderate assumption. Also don't be in worry too much about being profitable for growth and raise of money, in fact whether you nor i know about the conditions for the installations, but i could

[SunsetGrill]

I agree on the profitablity, not a key metric for a growing company Amazon only became profitable a few years ago. Lightspeed still waiing for that day 17 years now. But significant rising cash flows are needed for CURRENT shareholders. Otherwise, raises (such as the one coming) have to done at a dirt cheap evaluations. If cash flows are rising funds can be generated at significantly higher

[Synthesizer303]

Sure, we all would like to see the sp higher at raises, getting more cash for the same amount of shares, but even if they have to do another raise around the 0.20's we still have a relatively low float of shares out with 140mio os (lots of pennies are at 400-600mio os), so not great if we see one more time a raise around that range, but ok in case sp keeps climbing towards 0.50 through the