00:15:59 · Hugo da Silva
[00:15:59] S1: I think like you said one of the things is the costs of and also there's a lot of I mean debates whether these devices will have all the computing power you need or the computing power will be sitting on your phone. So there is like you said different companies or let's say different brands have different beliefs on that. The companies that already have a phone as the source of your data will believe that the glass is just a carrier and it is just for visual and for communication. The others will say well all the computing power needs to be in the glass right, but obviously more computing power in the glass it means battery life you know lightweight and difficult to adapt to because again right if you go to a population of 4,000,000,000 people there might be millions of different designs everyone wants one design. This is a personal item, this is not a font that keeps in your pocket right. The design has a lot to do with yourself right it's like you buy clothing you buy a glass you need to feel good with the glass right? It's not just a phone that fits everyone, you just have five colors and that's it. So I think those are is more like how people would adapt to that, how people would understand how to use the technology. Most likely will go to some regulatory challenges. You see already some challenges about the technology itself. I think there are some steps that are bottlenecks and needs to be solved in order for this to be a mass market product.
00:17:26 · Sebastian Johnson, Hugo da Silva
[00:17:26] S0: Well it's very exciting and you and the team are absolutely crushing it. Thank you for taking the time to chat and congrats on the fundraiser, it's amazing news. [00:17:34] S1: Yeah thank you very much for inviting and hope that help your viewers to understand better what we do and what we are up to.