Martin Garcia

to human error and not the UAV itself.

So in the end, I want to develop a company that aims towards this goal of building industrial UAVs for different applications for industries such as precision agriculture,

Another one is surveillance and reconnaissance and rescue and mapping, for example.

Actually, I want to do a combination of both.

As you know, there are a lot of models of UAVs out there.

I can give you an example.

For example, this company called DJI, they have...

amazing uevs most of them are for photography but they don't they cannot be expanded or modified that easily unless you make some special attachments and stuff like that but so this is why i want to build my own uevs and it's not really that difficult and yet all of them have pretty much the same motors and speed controllers and autopilot

But the difference is that when we develop a little bit of software built in a computer that is going to be attached to the autopilot, then you can have something really amazing, which is that you can provide the UAV with some level of intelligence or some level of algorithms that differentiate themselves from other UAVs.

So in the end, it has to be a combination of hardware and software.

So today we have two main projects that are already generating revenue.

One of them is a project that is related to solar energy.

It has nothing to do with my previous company, Lumexico, but it does have to do with solar.

So the idea is there are a lot of companies right now in Mexico trying to sell or install solar roof panels.

No, no, no, no, the solar company is a client of us.

And we are providing services for that.

No, no, the FlixSystems is providing a service to the solar company.

And it's at a company that has nothing to do with me, but it's solar because I love solar, but that's just a coincidence.

So we are right now, although we are already operating, we are still on the pre-operative phase.

We have raised so far about 2 million pesos, which is approximately $100,000.