CBRN defense

Their tech is used in medical imaging.

But it's also used for detection of hazards, threat detection, chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear CBRN detection.

So this sort of detectors are used by governments to protect civilians.

So in terms of the medical imaging, advanced imaging revenue, they reported 19.9 million pounds.

I mean, Siemens Healthineers is one of the biggest medical scanning technology companies.

and their detectors are being used by Siemens, so they've been jointly developing them, techs being licensed, and so the prior period they had lumped licensing fees coming through from that.

The CBRN detection revenues are up by 17%, £7.3 million.

They're now marketing that across 40 countries, and they won a UK government order for £1.7 million during the period.

There's so many, uh, tests that it's bombarded with and stuff, you know.

I mean, even to the point where it has that NIOSH CBRN certification, that is a very unique certification to, to be able to have, and a very stringent certification to be able to have.

And something too is your SCBA excludes absolutely everything from getting inside of you.

Other than what is inside of that, that SCBA bottle, it excludes everything.

What is coming out in terms of biohazards is terrifying.

Like, the, all of the work that happens in CBRN, right, in chemical warfare, like, what's happening with our lack of ability right now to do truly comprehensive good faith, like, threat sharing among frontier companies, and it can't just be the American frontier companies.

Like, we need true cooperation in key areas, and that is, I, I truly wish that you could take Trump's top three advisors, Xi's top three advisors, put them in a room, and say, "Think of everything that could win them a Nobel Prize." Start the conversations there, and then move backwards.

Amba, can you, can you see that No- Nobel Prize coming?

Yeah, and that's a great point.

The four drills that you see here, guys, for those of you listening on the podcast, refrigerator down drill, water rotation, CBRN gear fit check, and emergency comms test, these are not drills that were just peppered in as a good idea, right? The whole point of what Be Prepared Solutions does is they take your concerns that you fill out when you build your plants, and they pull the drills that fit.

Exactly.

Thank you.

The metrics that seem peripheral but somewhat important start to go up, and then the big metrics go up, and there's not always a huge gap there.

All the standard tests were done, CBRN, right, Chem, Bio, Radiological, and Nuclear Risk.

It seems like 5.1 is more capable than 5 across the board, but still below the next risk threshold in the anthropic RSP.

So they're shipping it with the same restrictions as Mythos 5 across the board.