Alex Fink

I don't know if this is a military use case or a civilian one.

It's kind of both.

Because we're going to have a World Cup in a couple of months in this country.

We don't have a war technically on U.S.

soil, but protecting that stadium, is that a civilian or a military use case?

It seems like one in which you need to swarm right now.

I can't predict the future or make future looking statements, right?

But I could say that we have really good visibility into what works and what doesn't.

Because we are hardware agnostic, we tend to work with many other companies.

So we have really good understanding of who the best companies are, which tech teams are the best, which tech is the most promising.

There is certainly the possibility that we'll start assembling a larger portfolio of items under one roof.

Are they going to include this technology or that technology?

I cannot comment in advance.

We'll just look at every opportunity as it comes along.

Whatever the command is.

That's exactly how it works.

So basically the upper layer interface that the operator uses allows you to choose a mission template, choose the assets, choose the targets, choose the rules of engagements, click go.

Everything else is done by the system.

So there is no actual pilot involved.

Oh, gotcha.