drones

“I mean, it's going to robot on robot action. So like these new products are so lethal that it's tough for like people to be on the battlefield of the future. So that's where it's headed. It's not like exactly augmenting soldiers, like some people's vision, but…”

“China's building, I've heard, sixty million drones per year is not outside of the question of China being able to do, but, ah, and US maybe 50,000 drones in a year. So there's a huge disparity there.”

“I think a default expectation in five years is if there's an emergency, you call nine one, a drone shows up in a few seconds, and that's going to be everywhere in the US, hopefully everywhere in the world.”

“We're not trying to re-industrialize, we're trying to industrialize something that never existed in America, pretty much. Like, electronics and drones specifically just never existed in America”

“And so that, that zone is now like, 30 kilometers wide when it used to be a few kilometers wide.”

“Generally factories are really efficient when they are large and centralized and three D printers can be very useful for adapting drones to Various mission sets, but you'd only be, like, the airframe or a payload adapter. What we're trying to solve for is the …”

“So right now we are Flight testing every single drone that we make.”