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00:44Thank you so much for joining us.
00:54It's very positive to see the administration and the parliament as well to move towards
01:00those capabilities.
01:01And again, it's all about asymmetry, 23 million people in Taiwan, right?
01:05So we need to decouple the one-to-one ratio, especially if you think in terms of operation,
01:10from one operator to one platform.
01:12And with this kind of technology, you can have one-to-many and that allows you again
01:17to project a scalable force, to project, you know, that asymmetry that you need.
01:35We have seen a significant increase in demand as people start to realise that you can just
01:40have a very simple mind, destroy a whole entire channel.
01:43And that's where underwater robots come in to neutralise these targets.