Deboprio Ghosh

And so, OK, can I re-engineer or create a device that works on the Wi-Fi protocol and not on the Bluetooth?

That is an emerging area because we have inquiries from a logistic company.

We're based presently out of India.

We are a vast country, so they wanted to track their containers.

And apparently they said RFID for certain use cases were not very stable.

So we are in fact doing a pilot with them.

So we are looking at how this space is evolving.

But yes, the initial feedback is that yes, it can work definitely for even logistics.

That is exactly what an inquiry that we received from a large apparel company in India.

Exactly.

It seems almost you are their agent talking to me.

I think so.

I think so.

There will obviously be corner cases and usability issues, but I think it definitely is the way forward.

I think Amazon works with Bluetooth as well as Wi-Fi because I think they're very closed about what exactly works.

But I hear from, I'm not sure if I'm supposed to take the name, but I hear from guys there that,

They're using Bluetooth as well as Wi-Fi.

Bluetooth for near-field communications or, you know, communications that need much more granularity and Wi-Fi for a little faraway communication.

We don't have what you're talking is something looking forward to where we have pricing and other information into the system, into the hardware.

And from there it goes out.