From Military Antennas to Pain Relief: The Signal Relief Story

Maybe they're talking about like the bandwidth carrying capability that they like can carry three three times more data because yeah, I'm but you continue. I'm sorry to interrupt. I just I geek out sometimes. I have to ask technical questions. So what was cool is these so I invested with them and they actually build it and the Department of Defense bought these antennas and that's actually that's what it was. Oh, okay. So what happened and this is where signal relief stems from. It's crazy where they all come like ideas, but when we were putting the antenna on the soldiers, we started picking up we call it noise, but when when like so traditional antenna was a magnetic field so you point it in a direction and the more power you put behind it, the farther it goes in one direction. Uh-huh. The electrical micro the they were built this to work on micro electric currents. It's like a light bulb. So now it's omnidirectional. Uh-huh. Goes farther, less power, but you end up with a lot more noise. So our problem actually as we were building it was noise. And you picked up noise from the ...