Mike Ritland

manufacturing inspection but also starting to get into like security stuff like where you can literally see inside this is a scan of the end of one of my cables so right here is the connectors usb connectors and over here we got the components so this is the main processor and this little thing over here is the antenna you can kind of see the usb wires running out the bottom there wow and the cool thing is let's see if i can turn this there it is that is

the whole internal and lots more components kind of on the back. You can use this to step through every layer and just see literally every little detail about something. So if you got untrusted hardware for instance, that scanner would reveal all of the internals. In this case, it's just really cool and it shows off, here's what's inside my cable. Man. All the magic.

the whole internal and lots more components kind of on the back. You can use this to step through every layer and just see literally every little detail about something. So if you got untrusted hardware for instance, that scanner would reveal all of the internals. In this case, it's just really cool and it shows off, here's what's inside my cable. Man. All the magic.

the whole internal and lots more components kind of on the back. You can use this to step through every layer and just see literally every little detail about something. So if you got untrusted hardware for instance, that scanner would reveal all of the internals. In this case, it's just really cool and it shows off, here's what's inside my cable. Man. All the magic.

I think I'm going to. It's a beautiful scan.

I think I'm going to. It's a beautiful scan.

I think I'm going to. It's a beautiful scan.

Yeah. They have done a lot of work to kind of democratize the access to CT scans. CT scanning machines are normally this industrial machine that's really hard to use and really expensive. Like we're talking like a million plus dollars for machines, roughly. They do a subscription where it's like the cost of a maintenance contract. And they did some amazing stuff to make it super usable.

Yeah. They have done a lot of work to kind of democratize the access to CT scans. CT scanning machines are normally this industrial machine that's really hard to use and really expensive. Like we're talking like a million plus dollars for machines, roughly. They do a subscription where it's like the cost of a maintenance contract. And they did some amazing stuff to make it super usable.

Yeah. They have done a lot of work to kind of democratize the access to CT scans. CT scanning machines are normally this industrial machine that's really hard to use and really expensive. Like we're talking like a million plus dollars for machines, roughly. They do a subscription where it's like the cost of a maintenance contract. And they did some amazing stuff to make it super usable.

Like you can see me turning this. It's super easy to use the outputs and set it up, and they did something magic. I don't know that they communicate this, but the sensor in an X-ray machine normally decays, and you have to replace it. They've somehow made an eternal scanner, so it reduces the cost as well, which I don't know.

Like you can see me turning this. It's super easy to use the outputs and set it up, and they did something magic. I don't know that they communicate this, but the sensor in an X-ray machine normally decays, and you have to replace it. They've somehow made an eternal scanner, so it reduces the cost as well, which I don't know.

Like you can see me turning this. It's super easy to use the outputs and set it up, and they did something magic. I don't know that they communicate this, but the sensor in an X-ray machine normally decays, and you have to replace it. They've somehow made an eternal scanner, so it reduces the cost as well, which I don't know.

I'm completely obsessed with their technology right now, so sorry for the momentary splurge on that.

I'm completely obsessed with their technology right now, so sorry for the momentary splurge on that.

I'm completely obsessed with their technology right now, so sorry for the momentary splurge on that.

Good stuff.

Good stuff.

Good stuff.

I got everyone, basically. So here's the thing. Me, personally, I've got one customer, Hack5. And we can probably go into the story about how we met. But basically, when I was making these things by myself and I needed to take the jump into manufacturing, I had a lot of bad experiences, but Hack 5 was amazing. They're like, let me just kind of show you the ropes, right?