Q How do you know that? I mean, break down how some of the algorithm works.
A So with the windows, for example, it's, it's, it's not so complicated. Like you can listen for the sound of breaking glass that has a very specific signature. So you can, in real time, I think you can hear that. And then you correlate it with the, uh, data from air pressure. So if you just drop, um, a water glass and it breaks, it might give off a similar kind of sound, but it won't change the air pressure, which a breaking window will. So when you have these things, uh, happening at the same time, you can be fairly certain that, that the window broke. Um, and similar with like, say your, your smoke detector would go off. Um, like that gives off a very distinct acoustic signature that, that it's fairly easy for us to, um, to, to detect.
AI assessment note: “you correlate it with the, uh, data from air pressure.”