Gentex

The scanner is a black device, small black device with a lens propped on a wall beside a door, according to photos from the company's website.

The university says it's using the system to improve security, replace non-functional eye scanners or eye lock technology owned by a biometric company called Gentex Corporation, which scans people's irises to enter some doors on campus.

The parent leader requested but did not get records from UK about maintenance issues with eye lock.

So you trust UK? I mean, Flock just going to take a picture of your license plate.

They have to do something inexpensive.

Gentex, really, which is Vox, is there.

They have so much stuff that's already tooled that they could add some of these things right there.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, sort of the big picture also is that, you know, even if you get a big win, you're never as good as your biggest win and you're never as bad as your baddest hole or problem you get.

And, you know, I wasn't that I wasn't didn't appear that clever 18 months ago when we had our Gentex, which was a massive loss for me.

So this is obviously paid filled that hole.

But what it shows to if you go for a concentrated portfolio, which I do sort of 15 to 20 stocks and they do well, they get to 10% of your portfolio, which both our Gentex and Equals did.

then obviously if one of them goes belly up or one of them goes up, it can move the dial on your portfolio, and you've just got to be prepared for that risk, so big picture.

Now, the big question obviously comes to what is going to happen next, and is there a chance of a potential bid? Now, we've got basically 45% of shareholders have accepted the terms, and this is basically a chart of Alico on a bunch of valuation metrics.