Thank you, Madam Chair.
Thank you to the witnesses. It's great to see all of you here.
In particular, it's good to see Industrio, another Vancouver Granville company here. It's great to see you virtually. I might start with you, because you are at the nexus of a lot of things that are going on in our world right now and, in particular, some of the challenges and opportunities the space you're in is dealing with.
I might start by asking you to talk a bit about your competition and what it's like in your current space. The military landscape right now is increasingly dominated by a lot of the neoprimes, like Palantir and others, that are investing in their own R and D and their own market-finished projects. They work with military customers.
What does a company like Industrio need from the government to be competitive in that market without being absorbed or displaced by better capitalized American players at a time when sovereignty is super important?