Andy Lowery

so that, as you can imagine, a computer has a clock.

It's ticking.

The clock is ticking.

You want to be able to overcome many, many clock cycles as you're trying to get this sort of electromagnetic interference in there.

So that's a little deep for the folks that understand directed energy.

It is effective.

I mean, the proof is the proof.

I mean, we have tested this with the Army for three years.

We have tested it in many, many different conditions.

We've deployed it in two different regions of the world.

We've tested it with warfighters.

We've tested it with real air defenders.

This all has been completely sort of put to rest.

And folks that have not checked in with EPRIS for the last two and a half years, I don't think realize that.

In the early days,

There's a lot of information that got out there in the struggles we were having to get started up and get it booted up.

If you look at what we're delivering today, it's transformative.

It's just absolutely a different type of system than what we had even three or four years ago.

So systems that are starting to go into production today do work, and they work really, really well on what they're really good at.

On the public domain, people can see that one was in the Philippines on an exercise that we did.