Indeed MRI.  Some, including myself, have suggested the same.  Make no mistake, their technology has potential, however they aren't the first to try and make it work.  Perhaps they'll be successful, but perhaps not.  One thing is clear (to me), they are currently trading as a meme stock, speculation on the promise they will change the landscape, but with little tangible evidence they will actually succeed.

One of the principle challenges start-ups like POET and LWLG face is convincing the establishment that adoption of a new technology is worth the risk.  Contrary to what many may think, there is never going to an immediate and universal adoption of anything that disrupts the industry.  At best, there's a stepped or incremental acceptance to the point where the establishment finally fully embraces something that wasn't their idea; thus a marathon rather than a sprint.  Time will tell how things work out for all.