Andy Lowery

You've got two radar panels on the bumper here.

Echodyne radar, high frequency, very, very much tuned to drone and drone detection.

And then on the front, on the top of the roof, you see two more panels.

Those are Echodyne radars.

You have four panels that give you 360 degree situational awareness that you're surveying everything.

And then you see cameras all along for the autonomy,

by the rear view mirrors there.

On top, you have a Starlink antenna.

So you have a Starlink antenna and then some UHF antennas for communication.

So you're getting everything sort of, this is totally live node, if you will, a node on the battlefield.

And then the antenna itself, of course, is your electromagnetic interference field creator that's going to take and position it wherever it needs a position and then form a wall or a shield of energy.

Wow.

So this is a really big request on the Army side.

The Army really said to me, look, it's great.

We like the technology.

But it needs to be mobile.

It's just the way the Army's going.

They want everything to be maneuverable.

As they're starting to defend different bases, they're realizing that mobility is like a necessity.

And then two, the Army has said that when the range is limited and they can't get far enough out, they can power project forward.