The opportunity for us to develop and send MoonNet to the moon was a foundational moment for our company and an enormous learning experience. When it comes to things in space, we're doing a lot of things for the first time. We just saw the first non-American, Jeremy Hansen, fly around the moon for the first time. It's amazing, and you learn so much just going through that process.
I should state that while we sent the first deep learning AI to the moon, we did not do inference on the lunar surface. The lander that we were part of on the mission did not successfully land. It landed too fast, so the computer with our AI was not operational. No lander was.
Being able to get to that point was an enormous technological achievement for us in maturity, as a company. It has enabled a whole bunch of international partnerships that we could never have made without it. It was still a massive success for us, and now we are among the leaders that continue to deploy AI in space.