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Altakar: Commercial 24-foot boats cannot match Corsair's 1,000-nautical-mile range
“If you were to buy a commercial twenty-four-foot boat, it's unlikely to go a thousand an article miles. It's also unlikely to drive and have the control authority of the boat that we've built here.”
Altakar: 70% of critical components on some Navy ships are single-sourced
“I think there's a statistic out there that's like, 70% of sequence critical components on, on some Navy ships, Our sole source suppliers, like single source suppliers.”
Altakar: Eliminating human crew significantly reduces vessel complexity and component costs
“There is a significant percentage of the components, the cost, the labor that actually goes into catering to human beings on board. I would say at a high level, you know, you're really reducing the complexity of the entire product, right? You don't need to wor…”
Altakar: Saronic builds marine electronics, sensors, and compute in-house
“There's particular components that we're like, hey, the marine industry actually hasn't had this level of investment in, in a long time, so we're gonna have to build this in-house. You know, a couple of examples around that are related to a lot of electronics,…”