00:17The World Food Programme has approached us, I think five years ago, with a use case where
00:22they have been killed, nine blue helmets, by food delivery. And they asked us, but you
00:28don't have that technology for remote operating rovers on the far planet. Could
00:35that be applied to our use case where we don't want to risk any more drivers, or we
00:40bring the people out of the danger zone? So that's why it had started.
00:56Everybody can check it out, HangarMap Live, on the internet. You can get real-time data.
01:00And right now, we're even looking into forecasting food security 90 days into the future.
01:16Within four days after the earthquake, we were able to mobilize more than 600 volunteers that
01:23were basically swiping left and right on a mobile app, indicating, yes, this building area is
01:27damaged, no, this building area is not damaged. And that actually helped early responders to
01:32go to the right areas for food delivery and for all the other necessities that we might
01:36meet right after the earthquake.
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