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What is the potential scale for @Neuron_World , and in turn @Hedera ? Listen & you do the math. If you're a Neuron sensor operator, what motivated you to get involved? The technology, the mission, the rewards, something else? Drop your reason below. [Spoken audio]: So now, James, let's get into the potential scale here for Neuron and Hedera. Now, I've seen I think towards the end of last year, you only had about 100 different sensors deployed, that has increased to 400, you have several hundred more that are ready to be deployed that have already been sold, and you're selling more every single month. And obviously, there's demand from the customer side as well. Let's just talk a little bit around what the scale potential is for both Neuron for your network, and for the Hedera network as well. Yeah, so you know, we see a future where neuron is connecting pretty much every physical system out there. This is this is the end goal. This is the this is the moonshot goal. Okay, so you think big and you know, if we can achieve half of that, then we're in a very good space. Basically, any system, any sensing system, any autonomous system, any effector robot, any even any kind of like actuator that's like triggering, I don't know, valve or things like this, these can all be connected to the internet and so imagine like you how you browse a website today you browse through your you know you type in your URL and that basically guides you to that person's computer that has the website on it and that's how it works that's you've got like some kind of way of navigating through the internet to get to the computer that holds the website software on it and that's what allows you to view it on your own computer. There's no such system for physical systems at the moment. So if you want to access a sensor, you have to go through someone else's website, who's probably built a vertically integrated centralized network of sensors that that's fine, but it adds a huge amount of vulnerability as latency adds all of these qualities we don't want. Now everything's moving to the edge now. This is happening in defense in particular, everything is moving to the edge. So a drone is an edge system. It's not, it's not centralized. It sits at the edge. An autonomous vehicle is edge system. A robot is an edge system. You're seeing all of these physical devices. They're all edge systems. So we want to coordinate these edge systems with each other directly. We don't want to have to have all of these this middleware in the middle that's trying to limit speed, limit or increase fragility and all of these other things. So when you look at the scale of this, well, every sensor, there were millions of sensors out there today. There are millions of autonomous systems out there today. There's probably tens if not billions of actuators and valves and things that or signals that are on, you know, train signals and bus routes and like just switches or tolls and everything else. Yeah. Exactly. All of these different systems basically we want to be able to internet connect them. They want to be network connected. Now we can network connect everything through these central platforms, but we've already discussed the problems we're doing that. Well, we're moving now to an egentic world where AI needs to be able to interact with these things when, you know, in a permission and safe way, we don't want to, you know, we don't want to unleash the terminator quite yet. But ultimately, these systems need to be AI accessible. And we're essentially providing the layer for doing so. So, you know, when I'll let other people do the maths, but, you know, you're talking about millions, if not potentially billions of systems around the world.
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