Corey Grant

And they were losing a lot of money because this other company was like, well, this is I mean, I don't know if they were going in and like picking rocks out of the dump truck to validate that it was under 90 percent or whatever.

I don't know.

But the use case was, hey, can we take a Pro Max, put it at the edge out in the quarry?

Can we hook up a Broadcom camera to it?

And the question was, is that we use, you know, Yoblo and some other models and stuff, but it did not know what a rock was.

It did not know what, I mean, it knew what a rock was, but it didn't know what a three inch rock was.

So what we did is we fine tuned it to learn what is a three inch rock and what is not.

So that was my part.

That was the A part.

That was me.

But then there's some software stuff that went in.

But moral of the story is it was able to start and then run.

And it was taking, I can't remember the broken camera.

It was like, I don't know, so many pictures a second.

Like it was like hundreds.

And moral of the story is at the end, this is a software component, it would tell the driver, hey, this load is gone.

good to go or it's not.

And if it wasn't, they went and dumped it into like a mixed pile that they got 50 cents on the dollar for.

So very cool use case you would never thought of.

But that's what I mean.