Paul Powers

I would say it seems to be the average number, but it really does scale.

I would say that's probably the average size that we talked to.

Yeah.

But if you look at how much you'd save, you'll be saving.

2015.

I was on the nothing side.

I was on the legal side.

I have a law degree from Germany.

My focus is in intellectual property law, and I was writing a dissertation about what's the biggest problem we're going to have with technology in IP law.

And the answer was 3D.

You know, we went through this with digitalization.

assets.

But we kind of adjusted, the market adjusted.

We have iTunes, we have Netflix.

When it comes to 3D, the problem is that no one can really protect intellectual property.

So we thought, okay, we can't just track a file down.

We have to actually know what a file is, what it's similar to, what's in it, etc.

So we have to actually understand what 3D models are.

And we looked at all the technology that was available and we realized, bless you, we realized...

we realized that nothing was actually built to understand 3D from a 3D perspective.