Question 1

How affordable is the technology? One square foot of amulet costs in hundreds, thousands or tens of thousands?

Accepted Answer

Excellent question Kishore. While Amulet® is designed, manufactured, and tested to consistently meet/exceed the highest of industry standards, we work just as hard to make it affordable...so life in all public environments can be protected. With this in mind, I am happy to tell you that pricing hovers in the lower end of your scale.

Question 2

Can you integrate this technology into something like a classroom door? Is your technology patented?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Amulet technology can be integrated into commercial doors. In fact, we are partnered with ASSA ABLOY, the global leader in door opening solutions. We have several international patents pending.

Question 3

How many orders have you completed so far? How strong is the armor? What type of bullets can the armor stop?

Accepted Answer

To date, Amulet has been purchased or specified for; US School Boards (3), Police Stations (2), Federal Agency (1), and several Courthouses. This does not include the sale of Amulet to our licensed partners for use in their products. With regard to strength and ballistic capability, Amulet® Ballistic Barriers are extremely robust, and designed to consistently outperform National Institute of Justice/UL penetration criteria. Protection includes an entire spectrum of bullets...ranging from a .2...

Question 4

You say that other ballistic materials including fiberglass and steel are not suited for interior environments. Why not and how is Armulet better?

Accepted Answer

Thank you for your question Ken. The security industry has recently begun to embrace new layers of physical protection within a space, including the application of ballistic barriers to non-traditional form factors such as; workstations, seating, tables, markerboards, etc. While older technologies such as fiberglass, and steel, have been used in walls, doors, and millwork, they are limited by their construction, performance, and application. With expertise in ballistic barrier science, archit...

Question 5

The $1,000 minimum investment will likely limit the number of investors you can get, and possibly reduce the total amount you raise. What was the reason for setting this so high, and are there plans to lower the minimum investment level to allow more people to invest?

Accepted Answer

We agree with you Craig. Our company was built for the protection of all, and we want everyone who shares our vision to benefit. Our minimum investment is now $250.00.

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