Kawa Mawlayee

There was like, everyone's behind the power curve here.

And like Ukraine is like the classroom for drones.

And there's a lot of hard lessons learned coming out of Ukraine with drones, mitigate all that stuff, different subcategories.

But it's been not to make it like a bad thing, but obviously

drone warfare is the future.

Yeah.

So we probably need to get schooled up on it.

No, well, no, not necessarily that because it's very cheap to make a drone is what I'm learning.

Really?

Right.

You can make a drone for 50 bucks.

It depends on what you need the capability of this drone to do.

If we're talking about military stuff, then you probably need to spend a few hundred dollars.

But like for a thousand dollars, you can get a really nice drone that's super lightweight, gives you a long lifespan reach and all that.

And then maybe some really cool visual stuff.

But you could also put a payload on there.

You could put deployables, you know.

and what that is, whatever you need it to be.

So it's getting to a place where drones, I think, are getting cheaper, but the need for drones, the demand is so high that they can charge whatever they want at this point.

What's really lacking is curriculum, protocol.