Shyam Sankar
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with a horizon that is beyond just what's going to happen this quarter. They have a vision of what they're trying to create in the world. And there are hundreds of them. And the department is open to working with them. There's a whole sea change, particularly with this administration, of recognizing the need for this reformation. And so we're starting to embrace that.
I think we should, to the point of the ketchup bottle, it is coming out all at once right now. And it is the moment for us to seize the opportunity to fix ourselves.
I think we should, to the point of the ketchup bottle, it is coming out all at once right now. And it is the moment for us to seize the opportunity to fix ourselves.
I think we should, to the point of the ketchup bottle, it is coming out all at once right now. And it is the moment for us to seize the opportunity to fix ourselves.
Saronic and their unmanned, their USVs, the surface vessels. You have Epirus with anti-drone technology, counter-CUS, Shield AI.
Saronic and their unmanned, their USVs, the surface vessels. You have Epirus with anti-drone technology, counter-CUS, Shield AI.
Saronic and their unmanned, their USVs, the surface vessels. You have Epirus with anti-drone technology, counter-CUS, Shield AI.
Shield builds autonomy for fighter pilots. They flew the F-16 autonomously. They built the VBAT, which is a drone that so far seems like the primary US-made drone that is able to survive in the contested Russian EW environment in Ukraine. To the point of just getting out of our own way, how do the Ukrainians decide what drones to buy? Once a quarter, they have a field test.
Shield builds autonomy for fighter pilots. They flew the F-16 autonomously. They built the VBAT, which is a drone that so far seems like the primary US-made drone that is able to survive in the contested Russian EW environment in Ukraine. To the point of just getting out of our own way, how do the Ukrainians decide what drones to buy? Once a quarter, they have a field test.
Shield builds autonomy for fighter pilots. They flew the F-16 autonomously. They built the VBAT, which is a drone that so far seems like the primary US-made drone that is able to survive in the contested Russian EW environment in Ukraine. To the point of just getting out of our own way, how do the Ukrainians decide what drones to buy? Once a quarter, they have a field test.
They create a test range. They jam the crap out of the environment. Anyone who wants can show up, fly your stuff. If it doesn't fall out of the sky, we might buy it. And Shield showed up to one of these things, and they were the only one who didn't fall out of the sky.
They create a test range. They jam the crap out of the environment. Anyone who wants can show up, fly your stuff. If it doesn't fall out of the sky, we might buy it. And Shield showed up to one of these things, and they were the only one who didn't fall out of the sky.
They create a test range. They jam the crap out of the environment. Anyone who wants can show up, fly your stuff. If it doesn't fall out of the sky, we might buy it. And Shield showed up to one of these things, and they were the only one who didn't fall out of the sky.
No requirements document, no red tape. The facts, this is the equivalent of forward-deployed engineering. You go to where the problem is and it either works or it doesn't work. You taste the steak, you either like it or you don't.
No requirements document, no red tape. The facts, this is the equivalent of forward-deployed engineering. You go to where the problem is and it either works or it doesn't work. You taste the steak, you either like it or you don't.
No requirements document, no red tape. The facts, this is the equivalent of forward-deployed engineering. You go to where the problem is and it either works or it doesn't work. You taste the steak, you either like it or you don't.
I don't know, if you had to write a requirements document of what is required in a steak that you're going to like, it misses the essence of, I don't know, when I taste it, it either is great or it's not.
I don't know, if you had to write a requirements document of what is required in a steak that you're going to like, it misses the essence of, I don't know, when I taste it, it either is great or it's not.
I don't know, if you had to write a requirements document of what is required in a steak that you're going to like, it misses the essence of, I don't know, when I taste it, it either is great or it's not.
Yeah, I think it was a great bet by Joe very early on to take an entirely different approach to this gallium-based semiconductor material to generate walls of energy. that actually almost act like cyber effect. So unlike it's not one-to-one where you're firing a munition against a single drone, you're really putting a wall of energy.