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Scott Douglas Redmond: Developer, Patent Winner, Producer and Innovator for key VR, tactical and flight simulator industry "firsts" including the "Holodeck/Cave VR Chamber", VR Glasses wearables, CyberChair, the "First VRML" and Tactile VR Surfaces.

Here he is on E! ENTERTAINMENT NETWORK in a nationwide demonstration of the VR glasses for the premiere of Oliver Stone's TV Series: WILD PALMS

WORK EXPERIENCE HIGHLIGHTS:

- Decades Of Extensive Community Service Development and Program Operations

- Extensive U.S. Govt Patent Awards As First-To-Invent-and-Market For Leading Global Products

- Over 200 Products Designed, Built And Placed In The Market

- West Wing Commended Bi-Partisan White House Advisor In Multiple Administrations

- Led History-Making Operations Teams For National Technology, Mass Media, Policy And Legal Programs

- Hundreds Of Letters Of Reference, Commendations And National Awards For Past Work Efforts

- Millions Of Dollars Of Resources And Funding Produced For Charities And Community Service

- Federal Special Investigation Task-Force Leader Completing Top IC and White Collar Cases

"WHY DON'T YOU SUE ALL OF THE PEOPLE THAT STOLE YOUR PATENTS?"

This question comes up once a day.

The answer is: It costs $1.2 million dollars to sue a corporation that came in to our offices, spied on our technology, copied it and sold it under their own brand without paying us for our work. We are glad to share the hundreds of millions of dollars in damages award winnings of infringement, anti-trust, RICO and interference lawsuits with investors who wish to underwrite those litigation costs. On the other hand, it is far less expensive, faster and easier to just put those IP thieves out of business using CIA/FBI-Class investigation law enforcement resources and Congressional investigations.

The moral: Pay now or cry later! Don't steal our stuff!