Q And I think it's not only the self-driving or the autonomy side that You, you folks really focus on, but I think the OS is really powerful. You sell, to your point, defense, construction, but a lot of your business is the giant automotive companies around the world. Could you talk a little about what you're providing through that OS and why it's beneficial and what does it actually do?
A When we refer to the vehicle operating system, we're talking about the full software stack that runs on these embedded systems that run on these vehicles. So, um, at the lowest level, right, we even do bootloaders because if you want to do very reliable updates to embedded systems, you have to control the bootloader. And then you go above that and we can talk about the actual, um, the technical gory details of the operating system itself. So think about like a true operating system. But on top of that, you have to have the middleware, which is responsible for, um, some abstraction, but also some really important safety critical data transport, uh, aspects of it. On top of that, you actually have the applications that are running and, uh, also many, many layers to those of course, but, uh, they end up really controlling the vehicle, um, but then also displaying information and information could be displayed To somebody who's in the vehicle, or it could actually be displayed to someone who's outside of a vehicle, let's say in the mining example.
AI assessment note: “we're talking about the full software stack that runs on these embedded systems”