Grant Harvey

And that was like a much needed aspect of the supply chain that I feel like has gotten ironed out recently, which was great.

Wow, that's amazing.

And you said like the battery should last at least eight years, right?

Like, so in theory, that's like 80 years worth of potentially 78 years.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's cool.

I want to go back to molecular universe for a second, because you have this great database of all of this chemistry information.

I guess my question is, what would be the next thing that you would want to do with that database?

Like, are you just making lithium metal as efficient as possible?

Are you coming up with new compounds?

Are you exploring other material batteries?

Like, what can you do with this now that you have it?

I was not expecting that.

So does that create a feedback loop then where you're using the molecular mapping for the dry data, you're then getting wet data to validate, and then you can feed that wet data back to your map and create a more efficient map or a more accurate map?

So it's like, basically, would it be equivalent to tuning it?

To tuning the dry data?

Yeah.

Exactly, yeah.

And I guess, just so I understand, when we're talking about this map, is this a bunch of