so welcome Congressman culberman to the
culverson sorry that was just my talking
funny welcome Congressman Culberson
to the uh payload Suite here in Mission
Control in Johnson Space Center and
today we're going to be testing out the
Callisto payload and that is an industry
partnership between Lockheed Martin
Amazon Alexa and WebEx by Cisco and so
one of the beauties of this is we're
going to be looking at looking is
something that you're passionate about
from what I hear from you is looking at
how this could be used for deep space
exploration how can we make the crew
members lives more efficient more easy
more fun and so we're going to be
testing out these demonstrations today
that we're going to see how it goes for
future space flights hello as much Voice
Control in the future as possible
absolutely and like I mentioned before
you before you know my background is
human factors engineering so I'm all
about making life easier for the crew
and so that's what we're going to look
at be looking at today
all right and so
um do you have any questions before we
begin no it makes perfect sense
particularly as spacecraft become more
complicated than the tasks become more
difficult absolutely and there's going
to be levels of things that they don't
they can't you can't visually see or
hear that only the machines can pick up
it makes sense and you'll get to
experience some of that today as our
virtual crew member we're going to put
our spacesuits on and we're going to be
you and I will be virtual astronauts
I'll be your I'll be your guide but
we're going to actually get to
basically be inside of Orion so get
ready get ready for your thank you your
cues all right and so uh in front of you
here today we well actually before we
start that
um let's ask Rich can you pull up some
of the external camera views for us
are these live these are uh from
yesterday morning so they're within the
last 24 hours yeah so we have the
um in the on the left-hand picture we
have uh as we were doing the lunar fly
by like coming up to the moon or sorry
as we were getting close for the lunar
flyby and then the picture on the right
is the lunar flyby
and we have two cameras external to
Artemis one and and the Orion vehicle
there is the um there's one on the crew
module adapter underneath the crew
module and there's also one on the solar
away wings
all right and it always astonishes me
how tan the moon is it appears to be
white or gray from the Earth but it when
you're in space it that's actual true
these are true colors yeah so it's true
color is actually a brownish tan and and
so basically we're thinking you know now
that you know you're our virtual crew
member it's one of the most fun things
to do on board is to look out the
windows that's why we wanted to start
with the external absolutely
um we'll also take a look at an internal
view now we do as you heard in the other
room we're using the deep space Network
and there's um three ground satellite
dish locations across the Earth to make
sure that we have good Communications
and so there's one in Canberra Australia
there's one in Madrid Spain and there's
one in Goldstone California and that's
the one that we're using right now okay
using Goldstone Goldstone Madrid was the
one I could remember I remember okay
yeah and then there's a different size
dishes as you might know also but today
we are on the 34 meter dish it's a
smaller dish and so when we get an
opportunity to see our internal cameras
we'll only get to see one view at a time
because we're on the smaller dish today
all right
and these clocks here represent what
session one two what is this this is yep
Session One Is Us is us okay and there
is our oh we just lost that for a second
but we'll wait for our Communications to
get back up
okay
so we're switching cameras
um utilizing that deep space Network so
we'll just need another moment here okay
so these will be live images from the uh
inside Orion yes so as you can see our
our moon again
uh and there is our night and then the
uh Callisto payload is right in the
middle there and that would normally be
where the crew displays are and they're
essentially if they were on Earth lying
flat on their back looking up at the
control panels uh with the windows
correct in front of them and to the
right yep absolutely yeah I'm sorry oh
no I was gonna say you can see the
windows right above which one is the
commander and which one's the pilot
I have to get my seats right because I'm
yup Commander's on the left and Pilot's
on the right okay
so we've got Commander
or where our moon again commander in
there right now
but yes this is the view of the inside
of Artemis one
and the docking port there at their feet
at which is actually up above them if
they were that's right that's right yep
got it and the storage is behind them
where we are that's right yes yes very
good
all right got it and so the atmosphere
inside is the same as that on Earth
about 21 oxygen
fraction carbon dioxide we can ask about
that too later all right so let's start
we have our Callisto payload
demonstration up there so let's go see
if we if we have a crew timeline that we
need to follow you know how the cruise
um schedules are very regimented and so
we've got to follow our crew timeline
and so the first thing that we need you
to do as our astronaut for the day is a
vehicle status report so we're not going
to be using Alexa yikes we want to see
what the difference is
and so um I know that image is really
small
and we're getting our second image up
with our two cameras on board so that is
more of the vehicle cabin and then what
we're going to be seeing shortly is a
closer up view of the payload okay
excellent I have the payload status
that's correct now that in that screen
in the middle is those uh spacecraft
status
right yes right now it is that's what
we're going to be talking we're going to
be asking questions about we're I'm
getting to that in a moment but what
we're going to be looking at is the
battery status display so the it's hard
to see from here we'll be now that our
second view is coming up we'll be able
to see it better but you'll see four
icons across the top that represent the
batteries
and what you can see when the image
comes back up what you'll notice is that
that is our you know tablet that we're
going to be that we're going to be
testing out today and that's one of the
ideas
um is that the astronauts can have these
tablets with them so they won't always
be reliant on being located in front of
those displays as you saw in the vehicle
today when you were in the the mock-ups
over at the space vehicle Market
facility the idea is that this tablet
could be you know mobile with them and
they could be on in another location and
getting that same information
and they'll be able to operate the same
controls May other uh
obviously you know heaven forbid the
Bluetooth goes down or the wireless goes
down or the tablet goes down or
something there's a way for them to
physically switch flip a switch they'll
still have the yeah they'll solve the
vehicle displays got it absolutely so
this is represents um a pretty close um
representation of what the astronauts
use currently and as I said this
represents the battery status and so I
know it's it's really hard to read and
you're a brand new astronaut haven't had
all your training yet so are you all
able to to tell me anything about the
battery status
well looking at the graphic images on
the top I've assume those are four
different batteries that's correct yes
with positive and negative and then
those uh numbers directly underneath the
positive and negative poles are showing
76.1 volts on one of the farthest left
with 37.2 amps yep 76.1 volts and
oh that's 30. it's changing as we go and
the third one is
153 volts that's interesting only 2.4
amps and 129 volts
129.3 volts with 45.2 amps is that
correct
am I reading that yes yes very good and
but as you can see that was kind of hard
to read and you know we don't always
need that much detailed information so
one of the things that we have is also
some um non-orion optimized displays
that we wanted to share with you and so
Brian if you could bring up the battery
status just optimize display there's the
auxiliary power supply also uh indicated
on this screen that shows what you know
for example the batteries of course are
discharging but they're constantly being
charged I assume about our auxiliary
power supply of some kind
yes and um I have to get back but yeah
that was gonna say they're up from the
solar array wings and this is actually a
really good depiction of it here so this
is an Optimizer suppliers are being
charged of course by the silver arrays
which you probably also have an
auxiliary power unit on board don't you
we'll have to find out more about that
I'll get back to you before the end of
the session but they're being charged by
the solar cells that's right and so this
is our optimized display and it's much
you can see it's much easier to see now
if you look on the left hand side what
the average battery charge is
correct uh average charges at 95.1
percent
uh there's an external temperature 170
point
three Fahrenheit
yes a lot of good information you can
have on that optimized screen
well you can see how it's a lot easier
to read if you just needed a quick view
um so this would be something in
optimize display they could have on
their tablets just for a quick view
seven days 15 hours 22 minutes time
that's where we are right now and the
outer gimbals
um
are those visual uh uh navigation tools
for for example looking at canopus and
other stars to help guide the spacecraft
and the and the computers on board those
are actually for the solar array Wings
themselves okay that's the configuration
the solar correct correct a race
would you like to go ahead and take a
look at a second display we'll get some
more information sure all right Brian if
you could pull up the Telemetry display
I don't
it's taking us a second here
so Brian are you the one controlling
this so
whole operation
yeah
you're the guy behind the green curtain
like in The Wizard of Oz that's right
the curtains right here
yeah and so you're asking earlier about
the um like the position of Orion you
know in its Telemetry so this is this
display the optimized display that we
have right now that shows you know the
the dot on top is is the you know Orion
and it shows its trajectory path you
know around the moon and into a distant
retrograde orbit before coming back to
Earth now I've not studied orbital
dynamics that closely but the double
Loop going in closely to the moon and
then swinging back out that's really
interesting and it Crea it's creating a
y'all are in sort of a what is it a
retrograde orbit it's called the distant
retrograde orbit okay that double Loop
what does that
yeah I'll have to get back to you on
that one because I'm not an orbital
mechanics person either
um but we can hopefully find that out
before the end of the session or we'll
be able to answer that for you later and
the Very faint image in the background
there's kind of a ghostly image in there
what is that it's just a reflection on
the screen from inside the cabin oh okay
got it yes I'm not exactly sure that's
really a live image inside the Orion we
are currently in the Orion vehicle I'm
sorry I didn't make that more clear yeah
that's a live shot inside the spacecraft
at this moment
yes we are this is real vehicle data so
it's real real Telemetry data so we are
on you know Mission uh and we are in we
are inside the vehicle talking to
socialist Callisto is similar to the
center of the uh control panel for
Artemis one yes for Artemis one it
callisto's right front and center and
you're envisioning the Callisto being
really kind of the key piece of
controlling the entire spacecraft in
time
I think we're really looking at
cholesterol
yeah so they'll still have a primary
interface they'll still be using their
fingers and eyes and controlling the uh
you know on the on the keypad in front
of them like Calista will be there as an
auxiliary right and it might not
necessarily control the vehicle we'll
have to see if we get to that point it's
more just to gather information from the
vehicle all right so now you can see how
that took us a little while first of all
to to see that first display and figure
that out and then even though we have
these nice optimized displays
um one of your passions congressman is
doing science and so you have your crew
members you know doing a lot of their
science experiments but they needed to
do a Telemetry check so that's where our
Alexa comes in and so we're going to
have you test some of our Alexa
technology Now using the microphone as
we practice the training room television
I'm going to check the strength of the
connection with Madrid and the deep
space Network sure well just any kinds
of different yes so it does test it does
go through the deep space Network and
then we're gonna but we're going to be
asking uh Alexa these questions that we
have programmed in okay very good all
right so we have the tablet right in
front of you if you'd like to try that
one
I don't need to click this yes hold it
click that and then hold it down ask
your question and then you can let go
and we'll see what you about all right
yeah
Alexa what point on Earth are you over
right now
using Orion's current geodetic latitude
and longitude location data calculated
by onboard guidance navigation and
Control software Orion is currently over
South America
and so my voice was actually transmitted
yes I was going to say were you ready to
hear your voice on Space your voice has
now been to space
I've spoken a couple of times to the
space station crew which was marvelous
in the shuttle over the years absolutely
fabulous and the delay is how long is
the delay between transmission from
Earth
it's what you see here so it's about
it's about averaging like five to six
seconds but it can be up to 14. five it
can be up to 14. and remember too that
now your voice has been a deep space so
your voice has both been to low earth
orbit with the space station and now
your voice has been in deep space
fabulous just fabulous all right this is
so extraordinary excellent thank you so
much
what an absolute privilege
to help fund NASA and help you guys over
the years and to be here and be a part
of it I mean growing up as a little kid
in West U and having my first telescope
when I was 12. I always wanted to be an
astronaut and be a part of this great
program we can go ahead and ask Alexa
another question whatever whatever one
you like Alexa how fast is Orion going
right now
Alexa how fast is Orion going right now
all right let's try that one more time
I'm throwing it right now through it off
yep
Alexa how fast is Orion going
current relative velocity to Earth is
2804 miles per hour the maximum speeder
ride will travel during the mission is
24 700 miles per hour upon Earth entry
so just a little bit more than our Texas
highways maybe yeah
maybe not not in West Texas
[Laughter]
the equivalent yes but so this is using
our Alexa voice artificial intelligence
the Alexa voice Ai and as we mentioned
earlier this is not using unlike your
home device this is not using the the
internet this is using the Amazon Local
voice control technology and so it's
something it's kind of independent we
want to be independent of any kind of
ground stations because for deep space
travel it's very important that we have
that ability so Alexa is listening to my
voice is transmitted inside the Orion
spacecraft it's picking up my voice
coming through the air molecules inside
the Orion spacecraft
she's listening to your voice in the
spacecraft okay
okay and that's a as you have you
modified the election anyway is that one
like right off of the as manufactured by
Amazon
bam to have beefed it up somehow yeah it
was built from the ground up yeah with
this industry technology industry
partnership customers exactly Alexa what
is the cabin pressure
what is the cabin pressure
the pressure inside Orion is currently
14.1 pounds per square inch
fantastic sea level on Earth all right
and so if you don't mind Congressman
we've got to do that one okay go right
ahead oh Ryan Alexa what is the
temperature inside Orion
Alexa what is the temperature inside
Orion
I didn't see the blue ring so she didn't
hear me that's right Alexa what is the
temperature inside
added temperatures throughout the
mission vary between 65 and 70 degrees
Fahrenheit with possible Peaks above 70
degrees during lunar flybys the average
of the current temperature readings on
the numerous sensors installed
throughout the crew module is 55 degrees
Fahrenheit
now that little red light in the middle
there that's that's not Antares or Mars
that's just a reflection of a light
inside
Orion that's a reflection yes okay yeah
it looks just like Mars
or Beetlejuice it does all right so
we're going to test out some different
Technologies so what's the next thing on
your crew timeline there number two or
number 2.1 a personal time for uh to
call home in downtown absolutely so I'm
going to have you push this call Orion
button and the next thing we're going to
do so um even though it says call Orion
remember we're in Orion where the
astronauts and so we're going to have
you you know call mission control and so
while we're waiting for that to come up
who would you like to talk to in in
Mission Control it doesn't have to be a
mission control person to be family
friends
Mission Control
well I was gonna no no it's fine I was
just gonna ask like if you if you're
making a personal call home who would
you just like to talk to Sure uh call my
wife on her cell phone oh there we go
and I was gonna say I was going to ask
you if you're ready for your space
selfie so sure so now not only has your
voice been to deep space and I'll get
out of the way but I was gonna say not
only has your voice been in deep space
but now your your image is in deep space
as well and I'll get out of the way the
camera for a minute so we can get some
good pictures of you in in space
incredible fabulous
what an extraordinary experience you all
thank you
so I can phone home like E.T from right
here
absolutely and that's what we wanted to
Showcase we wanted to Showcase that it
also has this video technology and so
you can be doing um video calls with you
know with loved ones with Mission
Control also as part of our part of the
technology now will this actually allow
me to call my wife
not from our test demonstration today
that would really perhaps eventually but
yes
and you can see this is taking a it took
a little bit longer to come up because
we do have some bandwidth constraints
with video you know it's a big file and
so you can imagine like a 10-lane
highway and you're being compressed down
to one lane or even even smaller sure so
this is actually a custom WebEx that's
working with our deep space Network
um to get some high resolution video at
Limited bandwidths
now the resolution is on the screen on
board the spacecraft is the same as the
resolution on this screen to our left
it's just that the the image of the
image is a little lower resolution
because of bandwidth
yes yes got it that's exactly right I
got it makes sense excellent okay just
fabulous and so then downtime would be
for this for the uh uh for the crew to
take time to relax absolutely and that's
what I was going to say now that uh the
world's Sailing by absolutely we want to
give our crews some sometime to do
downtime so
um let's see if we want to let me go to
that one if you have a favorite question
you'd like to ask Alexa in your down
time during your crew day sure Alexa
what's on the menu today how's the food
thank you
Alexa what's on the menu today how's the
food
okay
let's try a different one okay
Alexa how's the food
I have to stick to the script
Alexa how's the
house I didn't hear it no it didn't get
that one either Alexa how is the food
so I couldn't tell you oh well that's
not very helpful
in case they see a flying salsa actually
it's because they don't leave crumbs
floating around but my answer is more
fun
that is true all right so Alexis she has
a sense of humor built in as well
all right Alexa set the lights to Blue
all right now take a look at the screen
Congressman we'll see if we have
something
like we have some lights installed
inside the vehicle along with our
payload
and so hopefully we'll
let's go ahead and try that one again
okay
Alexa set the lights to Green
bit me out maybe we're jumping from
Madrid to Canberra
[Music]
oh we got a different view here so we
can see our lights looks like she did
magenta
let's try that one more time
Alexa set the lights to magenta
Alexa set the lights to magenta she
locked up she didn't respond
Alexa set the lights to magenta
ah there we go
I've got one more that I'd like to try
if you wouldn't mind not at all please
see all right
Alexa set the lights to USA mode
well that's fun
Alexa
to USA mode
Land of the Free
perfect
all right fantastic all right so we're
done with our down time for now because
now we have to go over and do another
collaboration test so what we're going
to do here while we're watching Alexa
change the lights
um what we're going to do next
congressman is we're going to take off
our we're going to put our spacesuits
back on we're going to leave Orion for
just a few minutes and travel down to
Mission Control where we're going to be
doing another test of some new
technologies okay and then we'll come
back to Orion okay so we haven't quite
and got got done with Orion we're gonna
go test something else out okay all
right so you can leave uh your button
here and follow me
all right so this is our WebEx
whiteboard by Cisco and we're going to
be
playing with some technologies here
oops there we go sorry
there we go all right let me go ahead
and share the screen and what we can do
here you can either write with your
finger or you can use the stylus okay um
we can change the pen size I'm going to
make it as large as possible okay and
we're going to put it in a bright color
do you have a favorite color that you'd
like to choose I always love spring
green is my favorite color perfect and
what we're going to be able to show here
too and I'll have you stand on that X
there so we get good video
we can also use collaboration
Technologies to share you know images
pictures messages on board with the
Orion Callisto as well okay and so do
you have a message you'd like to send
the world or a message you'd like to
send to your family you can go ahead and
write it on the board and we'll see it
up here oh don't hit it on Orion okay
okay to either the family or to whatever
you like you can draw a picture yep you
can we can play Tic-Tac-Toe whatever you
like I want to say draw a picture what I
can do is essentially whatever I draw on
here yes is going to show up on that on
that screen up there here in the um in
the Orion spacecraft in the uh in in the
spacecraft
okay
you want to write nice and big sure yes
oh that's wonderful how do I delete that
and do another one that is a lovely
message well let's take a minute to see
if it's got so I just wanted you to take
a look at your message appearing in
space
and then if we wanted to do another one
we can certainly do that we can
okay
and is this message to your family
message to the world excellent
happy to see that
oh that's a lovely
management
yes
and how does this quote speak to you
congressman
why
a lovely sentiment
this one speaks to you NASA lives in the
future the Space Program all astronauts
all scientists all Engineers Americans
live in the future so what American what
Texan what
what now what what member of the NASA
team would not like the dream of the
future far better than the memories of
the past and it's always Thomas
Jefferson is my favorite founding father
and this has always been among my
favorite Jefferson quotes because it's
one that I've always attempted to live
by to live my life by really resonance
it is so true that the dreams of the
future are far better than the memories
of the past that is fantastic and now
that is recorded you know onboard Orion
with our Callisto technology
demonstration Lori can you get a picture
of that thank you
that's marvelous Mr Jefferson is on
board the uh Brian absolutely how much
would Thomas Jefferson love this he
would eat this up guys
he would absolutely he would have more
fun with this
and I don't know if I could do much
better than that I just seem to leave
Jefferson up there for a little bit
absolutely but you can see how we can
use these Technologies to you know
communicate with folks that are on board
and so one more thing we'll have you do
really quick with our time here is so
again you know do you have any friends
or family or yourself that ever wanted
to be an astronaut we can pretend that
somebody's on board right now sure me
all right all right so my friend John
Webb my friend John there you go
excellent all right so we've got John is
in the Orion spacecraft right now and uh
you happen to be in Lori Mission Control
can I show you something on there real
quick can I call out from here is it
safe
can I make a phone call yes I believe so
because somebody can let me know if not
but I don't
know I said yeah that's a NASA question
is it okay Rich okay because it would be
a lot of it would be a lot of fun thank
you because I'd love to uh my friend
John Webb would go absolutely nuts if I
did uh FaceTime with him
so he could see this
you can tell him he's the one on board
Orion yeah and I'm letting him know that
uh let him know what's going on if he'll
answer I think I can get him is hard in
here I got a good signal
is it okay Rick
yeah Rich said it was okay
now the one time I died
I should well we can video this for him
he can watch
hey Donnie
I am inside I'm inside the Orion control
room at uh the Johnson Space Center let
me flip this around and I'm here with
the Orion team of Lockheed Cynthia Linda
Lori with NASA hi Mary how are you
Happy Thanksgiving and let me everybody
introduce themselves
there's rich
Ryan and Brandon Brian and Brandon
and we are literally uh live on board
the uh Orion spacecraft you can see that
is a live image from uh the Orion
spacecraft we're broadcasting live onto
the new uh technology demo of Alexa on
board Orion yes and Cynthia you were
just about she said I could call anybody
I wish and you could uh so I called you
I'm glad you answered because this is a
one-time thing uh we are live on board
Orion and if I could Lori I'm going to
ask you to hold that yeah and Cynthia is
going to explain to us Donnie what you
are uh you're gonna basically you're
going to be an astronaut here and
Cynthia said I could invite anybody to
be an astronaut for a moment I said let
me try if I can get see if I can get my
friend John Webb absolutely so please go
ahead so we're using this uh technology
this WebEx technology from Cisco and
what we're doing is
um as you saw a minute ago looking at
the screen behind us this is being
transmitted on board to the Artemis one
spacecraft right now through our uh
Callisto payload and so what we can do
we're showing the video collaboration
Technologies and so I was going to say
we've got we've got Donnie you're on
board the spacecraft we've got
Congressman here in mission control and
uh Donnie you just sent this picture
down of the Moon and you got some really
cool ideas of maybe you know we've got
you know a landing site here and you
know that you want to travel all the way
up here but you're not really sure what
direction you'd like to go and so you're
calling down to mission control to your
friend Congressman culverson in mission
control and the congressman is going to
let you know which way you should travel
and bearing because he's with his live
wife Mary so Mary you're on this Mission
too you're going to have to travel
across the lunar Service as well with
the with Donnie and so do you see you
haven't do you have any root ideas that
you'd like them to take oh we lost them
okay
Congressman do you have any root ideas
that you'd like them to take you can use
your painting oh I can I can use it
absolutely well it's a little out of the
way but it looks like this is gonna
going to be the the smoothest path
uh to follow in the most direct kind of
weaving through these uh craters
and uh traveling out this way and they
want to get all the way over there yes
it's a very it's a tough Journey yeah
and out here it's going to it's going to
get it's going to get a little brutal
and of course being Donnie's been my
best friend for life and being my best
friend I'd like to sit him through that
crater but uh we'll we'll make it easy
on you Donnie and as easy as possible
because after all you're driving a
taxpayer-funded vehicle and we don't
want to damage it or lose it and uh to
right there 100 and so now Lisa if
you'll show the camera uh you might need
to get a little close up there uh your
your route is uh now recorded on our
Artemis one spacecraft that's a live
image of the uh of the uh dashboard on
the Orion spacecraft it's about how many
uh what's it what's his distance uh
Brian from Earth right now 113 000
you're that's 213 000 miles out in space
that's a live image uh Donnie and Mary
of the of the dash of the uh what do you
call it the the uh the dash the control
panel the control panel excuse me uh and
this is the docking port uh Donnie
that's the the astronauts are laying on
their back they're looking up at this
this is the central part of the uh
dashboard and that's where they dock
right there
but this is a live image from the Orion
absolutely and so you can see how this
technology really used well to do you
know to collaborate write notes to
people you know so you've got your your
people on board you've got the people on
the ground and this would be a great you
know technology for them to share
yeah this Alexa allows them to do if
they want to you know if they want to do
some background work while they're
focusing on the main parts of running
the mission Alexa will handle auxiliary
tasks
sorry that's so this is the WebEx I
apologize yeah well I had to call you
I'm glad you answered they said I could
call anybody
yep
thank you very much thank you I'm gonna
I gotta jump off I'll call you back when
I get done
remind myself it's not remind myself to
say it's our WebEx technology I
apologize for that so one of the last
things we're going to have you do
congressman is sign as our virtual crew
member sign our crew member log awesome
so remember let's make sure that the pen
size is good we'll pick your green color
again you can write nice and big and put
today's date and this will be
commemorate uh your experience with us
today and your experience uh
quote unquote on board Orion
today is the 23rd
can't even believe it all right same
fabulous all right
oh absolutely
thank you so much oh my gosh absolutely
that's cool no get yours first that's
right and you know the way that this is
so easy just go zip it like that and
then bam all there is to it okay I'll
get it okay thank you
let's see
excuse a little bit this way
just skip it from right here off
oh got me thank you Lori
fantastic extraordinary experience and
you really can see the potential the
technology is essentially Limitless
absolutely and you really we're really
going to have to be careful thinking
about how much control you want to give
Calista over uh different parts of the
spacecraft
or kind of close out our session and
then we'll bring all right well did you
get did you I'm sure you did got a
picture of me with my phone
plenty of those all right excellent no
but basically just to wrap up our
session I just wanted to say close out
um no we're all good I just wanted to
say thank you so much for joining us and
you know testing out our technology
demonstration it's been fabulous
extraordinarily impressive it really is
absolutely phenomenal and uh Works
beautifully it is uh what a privilege to
be here and to be a part of this
and to experience this and to see once
again what the dreams of the future look
like
because that's the best part of life
are the dreams of the future I still
can't just