Drones, Quantum Optics, and the Race Against China (10-14-26)

How are you, Josh?

Doing great.

Thank you so much.

They tell me that you do something that nobody else in the world does, with the exception of China.

So...

You're the good guy.

China's the bad guy.

What is Bandler Technologies doing?

Yeah, no, great question.

And I'm going to take a second just to explain two major projects that we're working on.

So first off, we're located in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

And that's important because New Mexico is really working on becoming the quantum state.

And they're definitely ahead of the ballgame there.

Also, there are two major national labs, Los Alamos National Laboratory.

I think that's gained some notoriety as of late due to some pretty great movies.

And then Sandia National Labs were sandwiched right in the middle.

Now, that's strategic because we are working on quantum-enabled timing verification.

So specifically Los Alamos makes incredible quantum technology.

They get it to a certain point, and then they go to do different discoveries, more groundbreaking quantum work.

And what we are doing is really acting like a commercial partner.

Commercial partner to the labs.

To the lab, yeah.

So we have a CRADA, Collaborative Research and Development Agreement.

So, this technology works, and we are building out the hardware right now to send entangled photon pairs through fiber optic cable.

You lost me on,

How are you, Josh?

Doing great.

Thank you so much.

They tell me that you do something that nobody else in the world does, with the exception of China.

So...

You're the good guy.

China's the bad guy.

What is Bandler Technologies doing?

Yeah, no, great question.

And I'm going to take a second just to explain two major projects that we're working on.

So first off, we're located in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

And that's important because New Mexico is really working on becoming the quantum state.

And they're definitely ahead of the ballgame there.

Also, there are two major national labs, Los Alamos National Laboratory.

I think that's gained some notoriety as of late due to some pretty great movies.

And then Sandia National Labs were sandwiched right in the middle.

Now, that's strategic because we are working on quantum-enabled timing verification.

So specifically Los Alamos makes incredible quantum technology.

They get it to a certain point, and then they go to do different discoveries, more groundbreaking quantum work.

And what we are doing is really acting like a commercial partner.

Commercial partner to the labs.

To the lab, yeah.

So we have a CRADA, Collaborative Research and Development Agreement.

So, this technology works, and we are building out the hardware right now to send entangled photon pairs through fiber optic cable.

You lost me on,