Noticed this little snippet in the December archives of a...

Noticed this little snippet in the December archives of a investor website:

• Ionic Industries, little Ozzie battler, actually appears well advanced on commercial delivery:

“The last 2 years of work culminated last week in our filing of a new patent titled: Capacitive energy storage device and method of producing same (Australian Provisional Patent Application 2017903619). The new patent covers:
The design of our new energy storage device, being a planar micro supercapacitor printed on a porous film; Our technique of stacking multiple layers of planar supercapacitors to create a 3-D device that has ground-breaking energy and power density characteristics; and, most importantly, Our method for printing these devices so that they can be mass produced at low cost. The critical element in this new technology is our ability to print the supercapacitors in the 1000s per minute, rather than individually creating each device with an expensive, direct-write approaches using lasers or ion beams. The technology builds on our existing patent relating to graphene oxide membranes and it means we can create these devices as easily as factories today produce food packaging and labels using gravure printers