Explain what happens.

So I guess there's a number of ways when you come to identify weeds in crop or identifying plants, what that looks like.

You have traditional methods that are using drone or satellite images and you apply that map, wheat map, back into the machine.

And then when the machine passes over, it has recognised a GPS spot.

With the technology that we have on the EcoRobotics machine, we have the ability to capture the images and process them and identify what we do with that all within a split second.

So we've got six high-definition cameras across each machine, and they are all shielded and lit by LED lights.

So we've got a very consistent environment.

How likely and what's required before the technologies of use for some more denser or different crops like cereals? And what's the payback?