Transcript [00:00] Everybody, so there are two stories, two [00:02] headlines that I saw today, the day I'm [00:04] recording this is Wednesday, August [00:06] 12th. [00:07] And they both speak to a larger issue of [00:11] where Israel's defense technology is [00:13] going. That's what this video is going [00:15] to be about. Uh I'll just let the [00:16] headlines do the talking. Let's get [00:18] started with the first headline. Hold [00:21] on. Let me pull it up. [00:24] And here we go. [00:27] Okay, let's get rid of that ad. [00:31] Israel seeks a new way to expose [00:35] drones using cell phone networks. The [00:37] Defense Ministry has opened a call to [00:39] technology developers for systems that [00:41] can detect and locate drones operating [00:43] through cellular networks including in [00:46] hostile terrain. [00:48] So, what's this about? [00:50] Um so, the DDR&D, [00:54] the this is like the research and [00:56] development arm of the defense [00:58] of the Defense Ministry. That's the the [01:00] Israel the Israeli version of DARPA if [01:02] you're an American. Uh so, they just put [01:04] out this public call to the tech [01:06] industry. They want a system that can [01:07] detect and locate drones by tracking the [01:10] cellular networks that the drones are [01:11] using to communicate. Now, this was all [01:14] stimulated by something that happened in [01:15] the Ukraine back in June of last year. [01:18] Something called Operation Spider Web. [01:20] The Ukrainians smuggled [01:23] like over a hundred small drones into [01:26] Russia in trucks. [01:27] And then they drove them out to near [01:31] Russian airfields and they popped them [01:32] out of the trucks and they used them to [01:34] destroy strategic bomber aircraft [01:37] thousands of kilometers from the [01:39] Ukrainian border, something that they [01:40] couldn't have done using missiles that [01:42] would have been intercepted or they [01:43] wouldn't have been effective. [01:45] And they just smuggled these small [01:47] drones in hunt like over a hundred of [01:49] them [01:50] and use them to destroy all these all [01:52] these all these aircraft. [01:54] And according to the analysis of the [01:55] incident, those drones were flying on [01:57] ordinary 4G and LTE networks. These are [02:00] regular cell service networks like you [02:03] have in your phone. [02:04] Israel looked at all of that and said, [02:05] "Hey, wait a second. If drones are [02:07] talking to cell towers, we can hunt [02:09] those signals. This is an important [02:11] piece of technology to crack." So, [02:13] that's one headline I saw today. The [02:14] other headline I saw is this one. Hold [02:16] on, let me pull it up. [02:19] Uh [02:19] right here. [02:22] Anda selected to develop Israel's [02:23] next-generation tactical drones. It's [02:26] the same day. Multi-million-dollar [02:28] digital bat program will focus on [02:30] low-cost low-cost attack drones designed [02:33] for rapid deployment and scalable [02:36] production. Okay. So, what's this? [02:39] This is Again, same day, these two [02:41] stories. [02:42] This American company called Anda just [02:44] won in Israel Defense Ministry tender [02:47] to build what they're calling a digital [02:49] bat, a new generation of cheap, [02:51] mass-producible attack drones for [02:54] frontline units. Okay, these are not [02:56] expensive systems like we're used to [02:58] weapon systems being super expensive. [03:00] These are cheap, scalable attack drones. [03:03] You can deploy hundreds of them at a [03:05] time. [03:06] The company itself said out loud that [03:08] this mirrors the American drone [03:10] dominance program cuz everyone in the [03:11] world is now building their militaries [03:14] for this for this future with robots and [03:17] drones that can be done cheaply by the [03:19] thousands. [03:21] And not, you know, so that it [03:23] This is it's a very interesting reality [03:24] we're heading towards cuz it means that [03:26] uh entities or countries that don't have [03:29] as much money can also have some very [03:30] lethal weaponry. [03:32] So, it kind of cuts both ways, but you [03:34] have to be at the forefront of it, but [03:35] that's where we are. So, here's the [03:36] thing. If I only showed you these two [03:38] headlines, okay, interesting, we have [03:40] some defense tech news, a little news [03:41] update. But, these aren't isolated [03:43] headlines. These are two data points in [03:45] a much bigger story of what the IDF has [03:48] been doing for the last 3 years, and [03:50] Israel has recently formally approved [03:52] this as a national policy. And that [03:54] that's I'm going to show you the whole [03:55] picture and you'll see how these two [03:57] stories fit in. They're not really new [03:59] initiatives. They're They really fit [04:01] into a much broader plan. [04:04] Um [04:06] So, [04:07] why is Israel [04:09] you know, stepping up this way? [04:10] Obviously, [04:12] every Look, let me say this differently. [04:14] Everyone knows that Israel is the [04:16] startup nation, right? For decades, [04:19] per capita, this tiny little country has [04:21] produced more high-tech innovation and [04:23] R&D than almost anywhere else on Earth. [04:25] That [snorts] reputation isn't new. It's [04:27] been true since the 1990s. But if you [04:29] take that, the the decades of being the [04:31] most advanced high-tech R&D innovating [04:35] country in the world, [04:37] and you put it together with the last 3 [04:39] years, 3 years of the most intense, most [04:41] technologically complex warfare that [04:45] Israel has ever fought, and on all these [04:48] different fronts, Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, [04:50] the Houthis, all very different fronts, [04:52] every one of those fronts became a live [04:54] laboratory for exactly the kind of [04:56] technology that Israeli companies are [04:58] already so great at building. [05:01] So, you put these two things together, [05:03] the the innovative startup nation [05:06] engineering base in Israel, and 3 years [05:09] of brutal real-world combat, [05:13] and what you get is a country that is [05:15] becoming very soon the global leader in [05:18] next-generation defense technology. [05:20] That's what's happening. That's the [05:21] framing of everything I'm about to show [05:23] you here. Okay, let's [05:25] let's back up a bit and and take a look [05:27] at what the plan is actually all about. [05:29] So, this is a document [05:31] Oh, this is a report on something called [05:33] the Hoshen Plan. This is from February. [05:36] From actually, this story, [05:37] interestingly, was filed the day before [05:39] the Iran war started, February 27th. [05:41] Hoshen Plan 2026-2030, Accelerating [05:44] Robotics, AI, and Autonomous Systems. [05:47] The Israel Defense Forces High Command [05:48] has approved the Hoshen multi-layer plan [05:51] for 2026 to 2030, which prioritizes [05:54] robotics, AI, and autonomous systems [05:57] across air, sea, and land domains to [05:59] build a more lethal, casualty-resistance [06:03] force. This strategic document calls for [06:05] the integration of unmanned platforms [06:08] that operate independently or alongside [06:11] human troops to embed AI deeply into [06:14] command, logistics, and data operations [06:16] for battlefield superiority. Whoa. [06:20] Did you catch all that? [06:22] Okay, this is a 5-year plan, 2026 to [06:24] 2030, led by the Chief of Staff together [06:27] with the head of the of the Planning [06:29] Directorate of the Defense Ministry, [06:31] Major General Zilberman. [06:33] >> [snorts] [06:33] >> And Israel plans to become the global [06:36] leader [06:37] uh in these technologies. [06:39] So, like you take a look at these other [06:41] headlines here. Oh, well, Israel [06:42] advances robotic warfare plan. Take a [06:45] look. Zamir to IDF. Zamir Sorry, Zamir [06:49] IDF to finalize new AI drone robotics [06:52] unit structure. [06:54] Zamir holds meeting with General Staff [06:56] Forum on building IDF, expanding [06:58] robotics development. Okay, these are [06:59] all stories. This is from last week. [07:01] That other story was from July. So, this [07:03] has been This has been over the last few [07:05] months a big push by the current [07:08] leadership of the IDF. [07:10] They want to become a global leader, and [07:11] they're not This isn't about purchasing [07:14] things. This is or or just even even [07:16] just manufacturing things. This is much [07:18] bigger. It's about restructuring the [07:20] army. Um and what what he talks about [07:23] here in in these stories I just showed [07:25] you, what it talks about, what the [07:26] army's doing [07:27] is [07:29] the is the General Staff of the IDF is [07:32] pushing for an autonomous systems branch [07:35] in the IDF dedicated entirely to AI, [07:37] drones, and robotics. [07:39] Okay, this is [07:41] um [07:42] This is built specifically to handle the [07:44] most dangerous parts of warfare, the [07:45] ones that kill soldiers most. Mines, [07:48] ambush threats, IEDs, and they're going [07:51] to use unmanned ground systems instead [07:53] of soldiers for a lot of this hard a lot [07:55] of this work. [07:56] Now, um there's uh there's a quote I [07:58] want to show you from [08:00] Here, where is it? [08:02] Uh [08:03] yeah. [08:04] Israeli official says Gaza conflict was [08:06] first robotics war. This is a story This [08:09] is This is an old item from December. [08:12] Look at this quote here. [08:14] In this conflict, we have mobilized our [08:15] entire defense ecosystem and deployed [08:17] tens of thousands of autonomous systems. [08:20] Tens of thousands of autonomous systems [08:22] across the battlefield, from drone [08:24] swarms to agile ground robotics [08:26] distributed across vast areas, said [08:29] Yaron Sarig, head of the Israel Ministry [08:32] of Defense Directorate of Defense [08:34] Research and Development. That's DDR&D. [08:36] That's what it stands for. [08:38] And [snorts] it's their AI He heads [08:39] their AI and autonomy [08:42] program. [08:44] Wow. [08:48] Look what he says here. Tens of [08:49] thousands of autonomous systems, drone [08:51] swarms. These included unmanned D9 [08:54] bulldozers. The D9s are used in urban [08:56] combat to like screw to do a number of [08:59] different things, demolitions, but but [09:01] to also They're really at the front [09:03] lines cuz they go in and they like [09:05] scrape [09:07] the the road where these IEDs are [09:09] planted to dig them up and neutralize [09:11] them. [09:13] Get rid of them. They do some very [09:15] dangerous work. So, they started using [09:16] D9s that were unmanned. [09:19] And unmanned armored personnel carriers, [09:22] M113 armored personnel carriers doing [09:24] dangerous work. [09:26] Ground robots hauling ammunition and [09:28] supplies through tunnels and through [09:30] buildings that could have ambushes or [09:32] booby traps in them. [09:34] Used to require soldiers to do that. [09:36] All of it operating in GPS denied [09:39] environments, right? Because uh [09:43] a lot of these places GPS doesn't work, [09:45] so they actually have these robots are [09:47] smart enough [09:48] to function these machines or function [09:51] they can function without GPS. [09:53] And this was three years of live combat. [09:56] And Israel has learned more about [09:58] robotic warfare than anyone else on [10:00] Earth. [10:01] Uh now I want you to listen to a clip [10:03] from Brigadier General Amir Avivi, [10:05] founder of the Israel Defense and [10:06] Security Forum, one of the most [10:08] well-informed, one of the top minds and [10:11] and top uh most influential people in [10:13] terms of defense and security policy in [10:14] the country. Um the Israel Defense and [10:17] Security Forum is uh led by former [10:21] very high-ranking senior military [10:23] officials. And uh it's like a policy uh [10:26] outfit. Uh Amir Avivi, I've talked about [10:28] him before, I've interviewed him before. [10:29] If you've been you've been following uh [10:31] uh what we do on this channel or on the [10:33] Israel 365 channel, you've seen him. [10:36] In any event, he was giving a briefing [10:37] on the IDSF YouTube channel the other [10:39] day [10:40] and he was asked about how Israel is [10:44] sort of preparing for the next wave, you [10:46] know, during this kind of lull, like [10:48] Israel's not fighting in Iran and [10:49] everything's on a low boil in in Gaza [10:51] and Lebanon, and how is Israel [10:53] preparing? That's what he was asked [10:55] about at this point in the interview. [10:56] Check this out. [10:57] >> We're planning, we're building the army, [11:00] we're producing ammunition ammunition [11:02] around the clock. [11:04] Um many many many [11:07] preparations and very high readiness. [11:11] Uh Israel announced [11:13] um [11:14] this week that in 10 years we're going [11:16] to produce [11:18] uh [11:20] unmanned uh um [11:23] air- aircraft fighters. [11:25] >> Unmanned aircraft fighters in 10 years. [11:29] Think about that. Unmanned aircraft [11:31] fighters. [11:33] >> It's drama, it's a big issue. [11:36] >> It is. [11:36] >> And we're working on building [11:40] a navy [11:42] in a way that we'll be able to deal with [11:45] any threats [11:47] in the Mediterranean Sea or or the Red [11:51] Sea. [11:52] It really has a strategic force. [11:55] Um we're building [11:59] for the first time in our history [12:02] a new core [12:04] a robotic core. [12:07] So we have the core of infantry, the [12:08] core of armored forces, core of combat [12:11] engineers. [12:12] Now I'm going to have the core of [12:14] robots. [12:16] An army of robots. [12:17] >> An army of robots. [12:18] >> And [12:20] I'll say that probably in 10 20 years it [12:22] will look like Star Wars. [12:25] Um [12:26] robots in the sky, in the land, in the [12:29] sea, [12:30] drones. [12:33] All of it based on [12:36] top AI technologies. [12:40] And the capabilities so [12:42] many many things happening. [12:45] And as we're developing all these ideas [12:48] and capabilities our lines of production [12:50] are [12:52] working around the clock. It's amazing [12:55] how much we developed [12:58] in the last 3 years capabilities. [13:01] Um and we build a 10-year plan [13:05] a 100 billion dollars plan [13:09] even more and then I'll go with 20 [13:11] billion. [13:12] Um [13:14] to really bring all the lines of [13:17] production [13:18] of Israeli the Israeli defense [13:22] establishment to Israel and and and [13:24] build our capabilities here. [13:27] >> Okay, there's a lot in that clip. [13:30] There's a lot in that clip. Um [13:33] before we get to [13:35] everything in that clip, which I want to [13:37] I want to discuss, [13:39] let's uh [13:40] I would be remiss if I didn't remind you [13:41] about an important event we're having [13:43] this coming Sunday, [13:44] a webinar at 2:00 p.m. Eastern time, [13:47] 9:00 p.m. in Israel, Mamdani's New York [13:49] City: A Warning to America. [13:51] And our panel is amazing. We're so [13:53] excited about this. We have the mayor of [13:56] former mayor of New York City, Rudy [13:57] Giuliani, [13:59] will be joining us, as well as Shabbas [14:00] Kestenbaum, the brilliant young writer [14:02] and commentator, who's at who's with [14:04] PragerU. [14:06] Uh Robert Spencer, the prolific author, [14:09] he wrote a book about Mamdani, he's also [14:10] the founder of Jihad Watch. And Rabbi [14:12] Daniel Schonbach, who's uh [14:15] uh you might be familiar with him. I've [14:17] interviewed him a number of times. He's [14:18] uh [14:19] uh he's uh he's been at the forefront of [14:23] of coalition building in New York City [14:25] to push back against the disastrous [14:26] policies of Zohran Mamdani. He's also a [14:28] well-known therapist, and he has a a [14:30] YouTube channel. You should go check him [14:31] out. Uh and he's also at [14:33] rabbiforamerica.com, very important uh [14:36] on this issue. And we And just today we [14:38] added another panelist, and she's not on [14:40] the flyer yet, named um [14:43] Ariella What's her last name here? Uh [14:46] Ariella [14:47] um [14:49] Let me get her name. Ariella Novack. [14:51] Ariella Novack, she's a broadcast [14:53] journalist, a writer, and a media [14:54] contributor. She uh she's a regular [14:57] contributor to Fox News and to JNS, and [14:59] she's been covering the Mamdani [15:02] issue very closely. So we we're we're [15:04] going to have her on the panel as well. [15:06] Now, if you can't make the time, 2:00 [15:07] p.m. Eastern time, 9:00 p.m. in Israel, [15:09] don't worry about it. You should still [15:11] register, because when you register for [15:13] the webinar, you will uh then receive an [15:17] email right after the webinar airs. [15:20] Everyone who registered, whether you [15:21] attended or not, you will receive an [15:23] email with the a link to watch the full [15:25] webinar. So, you don't have to be [15:27] available at that time to enjoy the [15:29] webinar. The webinar is going to be a [15:30] little more than an hour, probably about [15:32] an hour and a half in total. Uh that's [15:34] 2:00 p.m. Eastern time, 9:00 p.m. in [15:36] Israel. You can register by clicking the [15:38] link in the description of this video, [15:40] or you can go to israel365.com/mamdani, [15:43] or you can scan the QR code that is on [15:47] your screen. Okay, so you don't want to [15:49] miss that this coming Sunday, August [15:51] 16th, 2:00 p.m. Eastern time, 9:00 p.m. [15:53] in Israel. You want to make sure that [15:55] you that you have that all set. Now, [15:58] back to what Amir Avivi said. Think [15:59] about what he said. [16:01] He talked about having an army of [16:03] robots. [16:04] An army of ro- robots in the sky, robots [16:06] in the land, robots in the sea, drones [16:09] all based on top AI technologies. [16:13] Okay, and then he talked about the [16:14] amount of money that's being invested by [16:16] Israel, 100 to 120 billion. Now, that [16:18] that number [16:20] uh is for and he's talking about [16:21] bringing all of the production [16:22] capabilities of weapons to Israel, and [16:25] how we've ramped up our production. This [16:27] is all Israel's move to become more [16:29] independent in terms of defense, but [16:32] also more advanced. He says it's amazing [16:35] how much we've advanced in 3 years. This [16:36] is it's amazing. [16:39] Okay, this is [16:41] um [16:42] the so that that 120 billion 100 to 120 [16:44] billion dollars, that's if you heard uh [16:46] recently Prime Minister Netanyahu said [16:48] that Israel's committing 350 billion [16:50] shekels to become more uh [16:54] uh more independent in terms of uh in [16:56] terms of [16:58] uh weaponry and defense tech. That's [17:00] that same uh amount of money, I imagine. [17:03] Okay. [17:05] Now, let's go back to uh let's go back [17:07] to our story here. [17:09] Um what I want to show you next [17:12] >> [snorts] [17:14] >> uh is is this. Let me first pull this uh [17:16] you know, pull this back on on screen. [17:19] So, [17:21] this Oh, that's not the one I wanted. I [17:22] want this story. New IDF artillery robot [17:25] draws global interest after first use [17:28] against Hezbollah targets. This is from [17:30] April. [17:31] The IDF this week for the first time [17:32] deployed deployed its advanced Roem [17:34] artillery battery against Hezbollah [17:36] targets featuring autonomous loading, [17:39] precise multi-angle fire, and rapid [17:41] repositioning allowing sustained fire [17:43] with reduced crew strain. So, what is [17:46] this all about? [17:48] This is amazing. This is Elbit's Roem [17:51] system. It's also called Sigma 155. It's [17:53] an autonomous artillery system. The AI [17:57] handles the loading, the aiming, the [17:59] firing. It fires eight rounds a minute, [18:02] 40 km of range. The crew requirement [18:05] drops from six people to three. [18:08] And it was used in combat against [18:10] Hezbollah. [18:11] Elbit's now building a US production [18:13] line, and Germany, the Netherlands, and [18:15] Hungary [18:16] are interested are interested as buyers. [18:21] So, that's it, you know, so there you [18:22] go. So, Israel's not only going to be [18:24] producing these things for itself, it's [18:25] also going to be selling them. Is IDF's [18:28] new mechanical AI robot takes 2 hours to [18:31] clean tanks which which soldiers need 48 [18:33] hours for. [18:35] This was posted a few months ago, back [18:37] in February. But look at that, that's [18:38] another cool piece of technology that [18:40] Israel's building. [18:41] This is not a small thing. This is This [18:43] is serious. [18:44] This is a multi-armed robot from a [18:46] company called Ruby AI that does tank [18:48] maintenance, cleaning and inspection, [18:50] which has to be done all the time. And [18:52] it And it it limits the number of tanks [18:54] that that are available for use at any [18:56] given moment. And it used to it would [18:57] take about 48 hours. And now this AI [19:01] robot [19:02] can do it in two. [19:06] Look at that. And this company, it says [19:08] there, is is working on a tunnel [19:11] clearing robot. [19:13] Next. [19:14] Okay, and now I'm going to show you [19:16] something from one of the pieces we [19:17] already cited, but we're going to go [19:18] back to it. In this piece here on the [19:21] Hoshen plan, look at this. It talks [19:22] about unmanned ground vehicles [19:25] leading the charge. Now, what is this? [19:28] This is really amazing. [19:30] This is really cool. [19:31] So, this is the Israel [19:33] Aerospace Industries is making the Rex [19:36] MK2 and the Robodozer. These are [19:39] unmanned ground vehicles to clear IEDs [19:42] and for surveillance. [19:44] And they have like 300 km of range. [19:47] That's massive. [19:49] Okay, so what what are they doing? [19:50] They're taking the jobs in in combat [19:53] that gets soldiers killed the most, mine [19:55] clearance, ambush routes, [19:58] um artillery crews. Artillery crews are [20:01] very dangerous It's a very dangerous job [20:02] because when you fire a shell, you're [20:04] also revealing where you fired from, and [20:06] that's where retaliation comes in. But, [20:09] if there's no crew on your on your [20:12] artillery setup, [20:14] there's no soldiers exposed, right? Look [20:15] at that. [20:17] >> [snorts] [20:17] >> Um and then we have [20:19] there's a there's another quote I want [20:20] to show you here. [20:22] Um yeah. [20:24] Look at this. [20:28] At the same at the Defense Tech [20:29] Conference, Israel's Brigadier General [20:30] Oren Giber, the Commander General of [20:32] Mantak, the Merkava and Armored Vehicle [20:35] Directorate of the Ministry of Defense, [20:37] discussed new technologies for [20:38] maneuvering forces. So, this is talking [20:39] about tanks. [20:41] In his mind, the future of ground combat [20:43] will include tailored robotic systems [20:46] working alongside armored vehicles. [20:50] For instance, instead of several main [20:52] battle tanks, [20:54] using two types of vehicles that work as [20:55] a team with a leader vehicle and a [20:57] second vehicle, [20:59] we can then introduce drones as part of [21:00] the weapon systems and unmanned ground [21:03] vehicles as part of the overall concept. [21:05] During this presentation, he showed a [21:07] video of tanks approaching a position in [21:09] 2025 and another video set in a [21:11] hypothetical 2032 [21:14] showing two vehicles with two robotic [21:16] unmanned ground vehicles as wingmen, [21:18] where the UGVs are sent into combat [21:20] first, network with their parent [21:23] vehicles. The UGVs can then launch small [21:25] drones to conduct combat. [21:29] Look at that. That's amazing. These are [21:31] tanks operating with unmanned ground [21:33] vehicles like as wingmen. The machines [21:35] go in first. They launch smaller drones [21:38] ahead of the tank. They absorb the most [21:40] dangerous roles [21:42] while a human being retains control over [21:44] the actual firing and the lethal [21:46] decisions. [21:48] Right? Meaning this isn't that the that [21:50] the machines are just fighting the war [21:51] for you. There's still a person in the [21:52] loop like, you know, [21:54] operating the machinery from a distance. [21:59] And that brings us back to where we [22:00] started. The two stories from this week, [22:02] the counter-drone detection request, the [22:04] digital bat contract. They're all part [22:06] of this larger plan that we're talking [22:08] about here. Israel is not just ramping [22:11] up production of weapons, which we've [22:13] heard about. It's building systems that [22:16] can [22:17] that can be more advanced than everyone [22:18] else's. You have to detect everyone [22:20] else's robots and drones also cuz [22:22] everyone's using these things. [22:24] Uh [22:25] so, [22:26] a full-spectrum robotics build-up is [22:28] what Israel is working on here. Okay? [22:30] It's [22:31] uh it's this 5-year uh $100 billion [22:34] production plan. [22:36] Uh you know, later in that in that [22:37] briefing, I'll just play you a couple [22:39] more seconds of the Amira Vivi interview [22:42] and he, you know, he he said something [22:44] that I thought was really [22:46] it was it was really great. It was right [22:47] at the end. He was talking about the the [22:49] Israeli leadership [22:51] and how they view our current position. [22:53] Listen to this. [22:55] >> So, it's huge huge changes. Israel is [22:57] getting stronger and stronger. [23:00] And what I see both on the political [23:03] level and also talking to the leadership [23:05] of defense establishment, [23:09] everybody is feeling very, very sure of [23:12] our capabilities and [23:14] >> Look at that. Israel's getting stronger [23:16] and stronger. [23:17] Um and it's true. Israel is getting [23:19] stronger and stronger. That is That is [23:21] happening. [23:23] You know, so uh you know, it's [23:26] you put all of this together. [23:28] You know, 10 years ago you would have [23:29] laughed if someone told you that Israel [23:31] would have a robotic core a core of [23:34] robots by the end of the decade. But [23:37] it's happening. Okay, this is it's it's [23:39] been a you know, there's an approved [23:40] plan, there's a budget. [23:42] Uh well, it's a 10-year budget, really. [23:44] Uh and they're adding this core of this [23:46] robotics core to the army. [23:48] Uh so, that's the story. [23:50] Uh look, if you found this useful, you [23:52] found it interesting, hit like, share, [23:54] subscribe, all that stuff. [23:56] Uh I'll be watching this story as it [23:58] continues to develop. I'm sure we're [23:59] going to see more headlines in the [24:00] future. Drop a comment. Let me know what [24:02] you would like me to dig into next. I've [24:04] seen some interesting suggestions here. [24:07] I do read the comments. Please make [24:08] suggestions. [24:10] Uh you know, I I love I love it when [24:12] people suggest topics. It gives me uh it [24:14] does it does some of the work for me. I [24:15] get I get to know what I'm going to be [24:16] researching. [24:18] But uh yeah, so let me know what we want [24:20] to what we want to hear about next and [24:22] uh please uh tell everyone else what [24:23] we're doing on this channel. And thanks [24:25] for watching. God bless.
