Live from San Francisco, it's theCUBE, covering Samsung Developer Conference 2017. Brought to you by Samsung. Okay, welcome back everyone. Live here in San Francisco, this is theCUBE's exclusive coverage of Samsung Developer Conference, SDC 2017. I'm John Ferry, the co-founder of SiliconANGLE Media, co-host of theCUBE. My next guest is James Stansberry, SVP, Senior Vice President General Manager of Arctic IoT of Samsung, ARKit, ArcKit. Whatever you want to call it, is the IoT piece keynote presenter today. Thanks for spending the time. Thanks for coming on. It's my pleasure John, thanks for having us. So we love the IoT story, we cover it heavily across all of our other shows we come to, but now as the edge of the network becomes human and machines, you guys have the devices, you have the home, you have the smart thing strategy, everything's a device, it's everything to everything now. You know, most people think of Samsung as a consumer electronics company. What Arctic actually is, is a enabling platform to enable other devices. So we build an end-to-end IoT platform, which includes the cloud. And today, we rebranded it to the smart things cloud down into network devices, gateways, and in-nodes. So we actually enable not just Samsung products, but we enable other companies' products to be connected to the internet. Almost regardless of the market, not even consumers. Thomas Coe was on earlier talking about this open strategy, which is great, and he was very humble. He said, look, we're going to be honest and transparent. This is the new Samsung way. We're going to be called to developers. We're going to be completely open. We're not going to try to lock you in the Samsung, although we have some intelligence and the tips and whatnot, which is cool. And I think that's going to play well with the developer. But you introduced something that was pretty compelling on stage, and this is to me the key observation from the CUBE team is the security module. Take us through specifically what you announced and what does it mean to the developer community and what is the impact? Okay, and before I do that, let me just talk about what's happening to security. We all know about Mariah and WannaCry, and these things just keep happening. And in order for us to be able to stop these threats, we have to up the level in security. And what we announced today was an end-to-end security platform that utilizes the hardware that we supply connected to our cloud and overlaying it on top of this hardware cloud platform and abstracting it in such a way that it's easy to implement, but it's an end-to-end security and it contains all the major components you need to be able to secure an IoT network and from basically down network. And I can explain it more if you'd like. Yeah, well, so down network means from the device. From the cloud, actually. Or from the device through the cloud. Question that people will ask is, and this is what I'd love to get you explanation on is, they don't want silos. They want to have the horizontally scalable nature of the cloud. They want the specialism of the IoT device. So some software could be an AR application that could be a virtual interface into a cell tower or whatever, but being done, we've seen those all the time. But I don't want, I want a full stack, but I don't want to be locked in. So I want to move to something smart thing over there. How do you guys enable that security answer? Yeah, it's really important. You know, you, with the security, you don't, we don't create any proprietary solutions. As a matter of fact, if you look at how we've implemented it, we use third-party partners and we use standards. For example, how we do a secure over-the-air update to an Inno device. We actually use a standard piece of software that's specified by a standard called LWM2M. Most people embedded designers will know what this is. We use a public key infrastructure. We use a well-known code-signing capability. We use... FPG&A kind of thing, field programmable gate arrays. No, no, no, no. In terms of the code-signing I'm talking about, if I write a piece of code, and I want to authenticate that it's the code that I wrote that's on the device a year from now, I'll create a hash, store the hash, when I boot it, I compare that hash and make sure it's, no one has modified it. By the way, it's a known hack.  That's one of the things you want to avoid. And then the other thing we use is very standardized encryption. We use TLS, part of the HTTPS standard, and in that we use very well-known cryptography. The other thing we do is we create a hardware root of trust using a secure element. These are the same devices that are used in smart cards today. It's not new science. It's just a smart way to actually create a root of trust. What would you say if someone who's new to Samsung may be watching here today, Ozzie knows that's saying some brand, because you guys now are expanding the brand across the platform and fabric of Samsung, you're seeing it here in the smart home, kitchen examples, smart TVs, it's all over the place. There's no doubt what Samsung has. Explain the premise of the IoT strategy and what the goals are, what the objectives, and how does that relate to maybe someone's impression of Samsung that they know? So, you know, I'll maybe give some insight into Samsung. Maybe people don't realize that we really are an IoT company in many ways, because inside our factories, we use IoT to run our smart factories.  We set the goal of connecting all of our devices by 2020, our consumer products. So in order to be, you know, IoT is connected devices. What Arctic does is it's actually a platform that is not necessarily consumer focused, but brings IoT to markets like smart factories, commercial buildings, healthcare, home appliances. It's actually multifaceted and not just Samsung products. We enable devices that are non-Samsung to create their own ecosystem or connect to our ecosystem. So headline on siliconangle.com today is timely for you. And I want to put it in context, because it might have a little bit more range on the IoT side, but one of our managing editors, Paul Gilin writes, story, who owns the data from the Internet of Things? Question mark, that's about to become a very big deal. So it's kind of provocative, who owns the IoT data? That's about to become a big deal. Like I've read the article, what he's basically saying to us, you got vehicles out there that connected, you got smart things everywhere now. So, and there's also, what do you do with the data? Do you move compute to the data? Do you move data across the network? These are physics questions, these are architectural questions that's in the bigger scheme, maybe outside the scope of STC, but lend a pointer to what's happening at the edge. Oh, okay. So, first of all, you have to define the data, right? I mean, there's personally identified data and there's data that's been extracted from that. And I think that you're going to see some regulation around it, especially in Europe, defining exactly what that is. From a Samsung perspective, I think it's pretty clear we believe that the consumer owns the data. If we ever use it, it's being done with the consumer's permission. And then that's pretty clear. That's a very key word, permission-based. Oh, of course. And I think that that's where most regulation's going to go and I think that's where the industry will generally go. And that's personally identified. Personally identified. Yeah, their information. But you also got to balance out the openness of data. This is the GPRS kind of debate, right? Which is you want to have a strict policy to protect the person's data at the same time offer organic ways to provide a great user experience with the data. And fuel the experience with data, but the protection, it's a hard problem. And it's even more complicated because individually, some people are more open about the consumption of their data than other people. And what that actually means is the individuals have to start to manage their data. And so what does that mean? Everybody has a web portal and says, I have this, I give this level? I mean, I don't know. And so that's actually one of the unanswered questions is how does a consumer manage their own data and other people's access to it? Well, we think in our indications, we're kind of directionally looking at the future, we think this is where blockchain is relevant. Not so much the cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, but blockchain is in the mutable to decentralize. That's just distributed, decentralize. It's one way to actually keep track of what they're allowing, but at some point they have to specify. And I think that there's the trick. Yeah, this is the fun part about tech is it looks a lot of promise, looks good off the tee as they say in golf, but there's off-chain and on-chain dynamics in terms of mining Bitcoin. In the meantime, I think people are just going to opt in. That's how they begin permission. Well, where society isn't impacting, we're seeing this big time with IoT. These are norms that are coming. This is yet to be written chapter. Well, we're going to see, you mentioned GPRS and they are going to regulate it. There will be the people who have to manage it. We'll see how that works. And we'll probably evolve from that. It's the Y2K problem of our generation. Yes, it is. There's consequences to that regulation. Yeah, it'll probably go as well as Y2K. It didn't go bad. It's going to be a disaster. It's going to be a disaster. I'll say it, it's going to be a disaster. I mean, it puts extra pressure on companies, especially ones that are using cloud. So I think this would be an example where Samsung smart things cloud might be helpful. I mean, this is the big security. Do we need to do over? Probably yes. Well, you know, what we will do is we will do everything we can to secure their data. And again, going back to, you know, if they choose to allow us or to provide the data to someone to use it, then that's up to them. But we will do everything we can to secure it on the device, in the network, and in our cloud.  We're walking around with things like this. That's a device that's a Samsung, it's a J-Phone. I got to get the better phone. So working on that today, we'll get the Samsung great new phones. Yeah. I mean, that's entertainment. That's e-commerce. That's web services kind of rolled into one. That's essentially what the smart things is about pretty much, right? Absolutely is. Absolutely is. On the consumer side, I would say. But I would say IoT is more than just consumer. It's healthcare. You know, it's in hospitals, it's in factories. It's going to be in your car. It's in autonomous vehicles. You know, it's going to be in your streets. Well, we coined the term here in theCUBE. I think I did. E to E, everything to everything. B to B is boring to boring. Consumer to consumer is old. And so you bring them together. It's everything to everything. Exciting to exciting. I just, you know, we describe our business model as B to B, so I guess I'll take it. Well, I mean, if you look at B to B marketing, I'm particular about marketing. Nobody puts tech. Boring is, I mean, look at Facebook. Their slogan was move fast, break stuff, too. Move fast, make sure it's secure. I mean, boring is secure, right? So, but B to B is exciting. You got augmented reality. You got cloud computing. I mean, literally unlimited potential compute power that's available through cloud. In the data center, sure. I mean, it's certainly transformative for enterprises. So we think it's going to be pretty exciting. I personally, I mean, I just think, I just don't like the B to B thing, but that's us. All right, anything else you'd like to share with the audience here on the event here? It's observations. What's your thoughts? I think, by the way, again, I appreciate the opportunity. I think the really important thing here, and maybe Thomas mentioned this, is, you know, Samsung's integrating basically five clouds together. And these are coming from mobile, from visual display, from digital appliances, to smart things, to Arctic. And being a maker of devices, and then having this open Arctic platform, really, I believe, is going to position Samsung in a very unique way in IoT. Not just for our own products, but for people to interact with our products and create new services. So I'm really excited about it. I think the ecosystem opportunity is big too. I mean, one of the things we're seeing with in the cloud community here in North America, and starting to see it in China with Alibaba is hardware configurations are now being dictated by the workload. Yeah. What's happening is hardware stacks, technology and hardware are being configured. So a version of storage might be configured differently based upon the latency requirements. Absolutely. So now you have hardware stacks that haven't been tested at scale. This is a huge issue in enterprise. Because if they have multiple clusters, for say a data lake, and then a real-time and memory cluster, who tested that? Yeah. This is where I think the opportunity to the hardware side is interesting. Okay. Your thoughts on that? Not certainly on the data center side. I was actually thinking about on the network side with compute moving to the edge. You know, what we ended up having to do is we actually created Arctic zeros, which are these low compute single protocol devices for in-node devices like lights. And then in RT357, which are dual processing core, quad-quad processing core, and octoprocessing core. Just because of this, the variations in the type of computation that has to be done actually in the network. Because the application for IoT are from extremely low power to extremely high compute. And in some cases, we see AI machine learning coming to the edge. And that's just totally off the scale to do inference. You can put the data center at the edge. I mean, at some point. It's coming. It's coming. It's the tide. It's the tide. It's moving, it's going to move up the cloud. It's going to come back down. No virtual machines, non-volatile memory at the edge. Fabrics are going to be out there. It's the queue bringing you all the data here at SDC 2017 with James Stansberry, who's the Senior Vice President General Manager of Samsung IoT. I'm John Furrier. More CUBE coverage after the short break.


Is it just me, or have you noticed that it seems like men seem more non-committal than ever before? In fact, some men are just scared of commitment altogether. That's for the thumbnail. And I thought it'd be important to do a deep dive into this, especially because I believe there's significant number of men who genuinely like a person, and yet they're afraid to go into deeper intimacy. They're afraid to go into deeper commitment. And I think it's important to kind of not just explore this, but unpack it to give you some context of maybe how you might approach the process, especially the dating marketplace process from a different sense of awareness, because it occurs to me that if we go into the process very cavalier, very naive without a bit of... I don't want to be defensive or from a fear base, but be a little bit more cautionary. And let me reframe that. Let's take out the word cautionary. A little bit more discerning. You might be less likely to be influenced by those men that come on strong, that love bomb, that seem like you're the most perfect person in the world. And then all of a sudden, shortly after being physically intimate with a man, all of a sudden he says he's not ready for a relationship. And I think first you need to understand why this happens. And I am so guilty of being a love bomber. I'm so guilty of coming on strong because when there is a strong connection with someone, a physical attraction, there are chemicals being released from the brain into a man's body. And this is true for women as well. That's why it's called chemistry. Chemistry comes from the word chemical, right? So we talk about chemistry, it's because chemicals are being released from our brain into our body, saying that we like this person, we like this person, we like this person. I don't know how many times in the early stages after my divorce I would meet someone and quite frankly, you know, it's interesting. I'm going to go on a tangent here like I always do. You know, prior to my divorce, it felt like it was much harder to meet people and then you get access to these little devices, actually, or maybe just the dating sites. And all of a sudden there's a plethora of people to choose from. So you meet someone, or at least I met someone, I felt like a strong connection for them. For whatever reason, I certainly came on strong. I envisioned a life with them. Literally on a first date, it could be that chemical is such a drug that it's like the dopamine, the oxytocin, the testosterone, the serotonin, all those chemicals being released, all of a sudden you just feel like you really, really like someone. And then after you physically intimate with them, all of a sudden you're asking yourself, why don't I like this person anymore? And the natural reaction is to run away because we don't, most men don't want to make a promise they can't keep to someone. We don't do this intentionally. We don't do this from a disingenuous place. It's just this is a biological component of feeling that level of excitement. And yet I think we need to dig even past this because, yes, we can control our urges. There's no doubt about it. And I know women have that capacity and certainly have that capacity as well. So one thing you need to recognize about men are men are the gas. And ladies, you are the, you are the brakes. Okay. And being the brakes means to not judge men as being bad for the, for that by all biological desire to be intimate, intimate, because I'm assuming when you're in a relationship with a guy, you're going to want him to be physically intimate with you. Don't look at it bad. It's just understand that that's the way we're hardwired. All right. I know you're pissed off already. But what's missing these days, I think, is that level or desire to be in a committed relationship? Why is this occurring? Why are men scared? You know, especially when they like a person, why is that? Well, let's think about this for a moment. Now, just as a reminder, my audience is the midlife group, which is after baby making years and before retirement. So there's a good chance roughly about 75% of people over 45 years old are divorced. And with divorce comes an emotional unraveling of the tapestry of one's life. And it could be cause fear or resistance to want to commit to someone else, especially if a guy or woman felt like they got burned in their marriage, whether they felt they got used in their marriage, whether they weren't appreciating their marriage. It already builds up some resistance to want to lean into something deeper. You know, I brought out my book, and I think it's important to recognize this, is the other thing that happens for most men at midlife is you've heard of midlife crisis. The midlife crisis is when the blueprint of where you thought your life was, was supposed to be collides with your reality. Boom. And it can be an emotional, Mazel tov, Mazel tov cocktail, Molotov cocktail, fossil tov cocktail. That was funny, Jonathan. A Molotov cocktail going off inside a person, particularly men, because we are so goal driven and goal oriented and career oriented that if something, if the calamity happens in our life, where we thought we were going to be, could really cause an inner explosion. And in that, a lot of fear is built up. Now, if we trace this back to childhood, there's, by the way, folks, you know I'm a big proponent of examining our childhood to see why we make the choices we do in a relationship. And I know you've witnessed many men enter into relationships with women and you're thinking themselves, what are they doing with that person? Why are they choosing that person? This is why I think it's important to read two particular books. And that is the book attached by Amir Levine and Rachel Heller. I've got my notes in there, attached here. So you can understand why you might be attached to a guy who is noncommittal. There's a good chance he might be someone like your father. And this book, Getting the Love You Want by Harvelle Hendricks and Helen Hunt, talks about what's known as the Amago. I am a G.O., which means mirrored. Why we choose people oftentimes like one or both of our parents because we individually are trying to heal a wound that's happened in our lives. So it seems to me these days, and like I said, the dating marketplace, we've adopted a protocol, if you will, of all that is necessary to progress a relationship to a physical level is just the desire to say, I want a relationship. Simply to say, I want a relationship. And to many women, they hear that this person might want a fully committed relationship. I think, really, let's examine the word relationship because I have a relationship with my children. I have a relationship with my friends. I have a relationship with the barista at the coffee shop. I have a relationship with them. So relationship can have different meanings to different people. And I think in the romantic sense, there's a lot of confusion of what a relationship is. And then ultimately, what is desired from this relationship? What is desired from this relationship? Is it commitment? Is it to partner with someone? Is that the desire? Or is it just about spending time with someone? Most of you know my chart on the three types of people actively dating today. There are the users, the spenders and the growers and builders. And the users are simply those people that are in it for the short run, in it for themselves. Those are the love bombers. Those are the entitled people. Those are the gold diggers. They're only in it for themselves. They're using people. And by the way, let me go back to this chart. This is not a fact. This is merely an opinion. I say the percentages are 20, 60 and 20. Well, I say 20% are users and 20% are growers and builders. These are the people. These are the men who genuinely want to be in a committed relationship. Now, sadly, you reject a lot of these guys because they don't fit your type. They don't fit your desire on a multiple levels. So a lot of the growers are being dismissed by women. And by the way, men dismiss women all the time as well based on physical characteristics, physical looks. And women tend to dismiss men based on their physical looks as well as their financial status. What I'm talking right now about the spenders is because they represent about 60% of the single population today. Spenders are people that want companionship, want connection. They want sex. And yet they're non-committal. They don't have a direction. They don't know what they want. And so here's the tricky part. You have a basically six out of 10 chance of meeting one of these guys. This is a guy who genuinely might like you. And yet he doesn't know what he wants. And I think the way to circumvent this, not circumvent this, to approach this from a different perspective, is you're going to have to learn how to ask better questions in the early stage of dating and specifically to your personality, what those questions might be. In addition, you have to be a bit of a detective to determine his emotional maturity, his capacity to lean into a relationship. The challenge for most of you haven't been taught this. Nobody teaches this. You literally have to be a detective. In fact, that's one of the reasons why I began my private coaching. By the way, there's a link in the description below to schedule a free discovery call with me. What do I do? I teach you to get crystal clear on who you are and what you want. And I hear from women all the time. Jonathan, I know what I want. I know what I want. I know what I want. It fascinates me because they all seem to say that. And then they go through my proprietary coaching program. And at the end, can you guess what they say every single time? I didn't know what I wanted. Why didn't they teach me this in school? Why didn't my parents teach me this? Why didn't I learn this before I dated or married the wrong person? Folks, we have to become detectives to determine who is really capable of commitment. Or they just scared or maybe they're just using you as well. You have to be way more discerning in the early stages, which requires asking better questions. And even that is not a guarantee. And yet it puts you on the path of determining which men are really capable to lean into commitment versus those are scared. Okay, so I said 60% of the population are spenders. Now when I use the word spenders, they're just spending time with you. I think you have to really get crystal clear is if you want a serious relationship, then what does partnership look like for you? What does partnership look like for you? Folks, if you follow my channel and you've listened to me, I've talked about this over and over. I've given you examples based on my own life. First off, what does a relationship look like for me depending on the circumstances? We spend three or four days and nights a week together doing shared activities, hobbies, mutual interest, spending time with family and friends, traveling together, teamwork, building skills, both in our personal or professional life, intimacy, both physical and emotional intimacy that leads to either moving in together, getting married. That's the standard I created. And this is what I have expressed in the early stage of dating. A lot of times it might just be what I share over the phone before I've ever met someone so they get a sense of my standard. Now I'm unique in this because I study this stuff.  My path and my journey to this didn't happen overnight. It happened over a long period of time. I had to go through many humbling events to actually be in a space to really not just be a provider of the content that I share with you all. It's also to step into this awareness that the only way, I shouldn't say the only way, a man has to be leaning towards wanting to commitment or he's leaning the other way. I think that 60% of spenders is he just really just incapable of fully committing and he just, or is it that he's capable, he just doesn't know how. And for those men, this is where you lead by example by establishing your standard right from the get-go. You establish your standards right from the get-go. Now this is going to weed out a lot of men. In addition, I highly recommend using my dating vows before you get physically intimate with someone. If you're not familiar with my dating vows, I'm going to pull it up right now. By the way, it's listed in the description below, so don't worry. You don't need to copy this, but I'm here to say ladies, if you want to get him to commit before sleeping together, then establish this agreement with him.  I want you to think about that for a second. You know, it used to be if a man wanted to have sex with a woman, he'd have to make the ultimate commitment of marriage.   If you're watching my channel, I'm assuming you're the type of woman that wants partnership with a man, so you don't want to have sex randomly with men just for the pure pleasure of it, and you are more than welcome to do that. However, if you are genuinely serious about a relationship, then I challenge you, or invite you, excuse me, to challenge the guys to make them jump through a few more hoops before you get physical too soon. So the dating vows go like this. This is where you both share this to one another. And the agreement is as follows. I agree to explore the process of getting to know you with the intent to declare something serious in the next three to six months. I agree to be monogamous sexually while we're having regular sex together. I agree not to actively seek to meet and date others while we're in the dating process, which includes taking down my dating profiles.  I agree to speak up if this isn't working for me versus pulling back, ghosting or disappearing. And lastly, I agree to invest regular time in the process to getting to know you, which looks like maybe what I shared before, my standard. Now, I'll tell you 90% of men will bail on this because there are thousands of women who will have sex without any commitment or agreement. I also say if all women band together going forward, this will change how men treat and view sex. In the meantime, if he does agree, you have a better chance to commit with him. Folks, listen, this is tricky. It is very tricky because these days we're meeting total strangers on first date. We know nothing about them. We don't know their family. We don't know their backstory. We don't even know if they're safe to be with. I want you to think about this. When you meet a total stranger, you have no idea if they're a con artist, if they're abusive, if they've had criminal records. I mean, this is the sad reality we're dealing with. This is why I say we have to be detectives. I'm sorry, I would prefer it not to be fear-based, but I'm just suggesting being a bit more discerning. A little bit more discerning. What does that look like? Hey, try to meet his family and friends in the early stages of dating. Try to get a sense. Try to Google him. Look him up on LinkedIn. Find out as much about his backstory and not the backstory he told you, but I'm talking about a backstory that actually can be Googled. I once did a blog. If you can't find him on Google, if he doesn't have a Google footprint, that could be a red flag. Listen, I know this is frustrating and hard for you. Again, I would so much prefer to operate from an absolute place of an open and receptive heart. You can do that, and at the same time, you can be discerning, because you have a greater chance of meeting a user and spender versus those growers and builders. Now, the other thing I invite you to do is to do your own inner work so you can actually become a repellent to those users and spenders. That's right. You can become a repellent to them. This is why I highly recommend reading the book, The Hoffman Process. This is a deep dive into healing, childhood wounds and traumas. And more importantly, it invites self-love into your life. And if you're not familiar with my book, what the heck is self-love anyway? By the way, there's a link below to all the books I recommend. This is a journey of personal development, self-help and spiritual work, because you will actually, when you genuinely love on yourself, when you're genuinely in a good place, when you're genuinely in a place of gratitude and there's no chip on your shoulder, you actually become more of a magnetic attractor for those growers and builders, and you repel those users and spenders growing forward when you lean into your sovereignty, your self-worth, your self-esteem, your self-confidence. That is the recipe for attracting a guy that's more likely to be a grower and a builder.  By the way, is this sinking and is this resonating?  This is why I invite you to be the emotional leader of the relationship and guide this person along if he's genuinely worthy of it, because if you're sitting waiting, sitting back in your feminine energy waiting to be claimed, you could be claimed short-run with those users and those spenders and find yourself repeating this pattern over and over again. And what's the definition of insanity? Doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results and I want to invite you to have a different result. Okay, I'd like to hear your thoughts on this. Please post a comment below. Please share this video with your friends. Please like this video. Please subscribe to my channel if you're brand new.   I'm going to reach into the camera and give you a bear hug as well. If that's okay. I'm asking you to turn to someone, a teddy bear pillow. Here's a teddy bear and give Iter them a hug of love because hugs are a great source of love. And let's face it, we could all use more love in our lives. Bye-bye now. Bye-bye.


These days, we talk a lot about generative AI, of course, JetGPT is there. Do you also see that, or you're already seeing that some of these attackers are also using some of the generative AI technologies for the attacker? You're not seeing that is happening yet. Obviously, our tools use AI, more machine learning than generative AI, but across these, I'm seeing those tools being used for both good and bad. And so on the generative AI side, I think that's really gonna have a big impact on business email compromise, more so than ransomware. It's gonna allow people to quickly and more effectively convince people to wire money or to do something like that. So I do see that approaching quickly. I see versions of deepfakes and versions of that voice AI where they're able to mimic being used again for business email compromise. And I think eventually we'll see more of that in the ransomware or general breach categories. But yeah, I think that is gonna be a powerful tool.


So I met both Mrs. Hansen and Cody in August of 1979 when I had just moved to Utah. I joined the faculty in the first week in August and I met these guys three weeks later. And I was immediately inspired to see if we could figure out and understand the condition that Cody and his sister Tanya had. We loved him and the baby and knew that he was going to require a lot of care day and night persistent for many years because of his muscle weaknesses, getting problems, the extreme flim that he would get and have to be such and every 10 or 15 minutes day and night. The essence of the condition is the overall muscle condition that affects the movement of the facial muscles, the eye muscles, the jaw muscles, and even the muscles of the chest and the limbs. So it's an overall underdeveloped muscle condition. I personally want to let people know that they're not alone and it's just so conscious about them. You know, right now it's me and my mom and Dr. Terry and I want to help people understand when they're alone, if they can get through that for a couple of years, they have a whole life ahead of them, they can do anything they want to do and help and hope. It's not a sad thing, it's just that. Well, I always thought we would eventually figure out this gene and two years ago when the new technology came out, it took us a year to be able to get our institutional review board to let us study Tanya and Cody's DNA because we had collected it in the mid-1990s. I'm excited about what's happening. Dr. Terry has done such a great job with trying to get this gene and all of this medical expertise. It's just wonderful. We're excited and we're hoping that it will help other people in the future.


24th April, 24th April, my mother and my sister-in-law and our whole family's Covid test was positive and after 3 days of that April 27th I was going down the saturation level of my mother so we had admitted her in JMC Anantanag and you will be very surprised to know that despite her lung infection her X-ray happens after 2 days in JMC Anantanag my sister-in-law was also going down the saturation level she went down to 87 so after 2 days of admitting my mother we had admitted her on 29th in the same war there is no follow-up that the patient's situation the patient's condition is deteriorating or improving there is no such mechanism our death rate is 2-3% we have seen a lot of cases in the whole country according to the hospital of our father where we have a lot of hospitals like in the scheme, in the JMC and there are a lot of patients admitted so we have atleast 100 patients admitted 2-3 deaths per hour our death rate is 2-3% and they are very acceptable deaths we can see the death rate first they don't do it if they do it means there is no report there is no training in each other there is no training in one department there is no training in the other department I didn't do that crime myself I got that crime done by the hospital we used to go down we were in isolation ward there was no facility available I had to leave the isolation ward 2-3 times and they told us that oxygen cylinder reached down you gave oxygen cylinder from down my father was admitted in JMC Anatnag on 29th of April in fact we admitted him on 29th of April so he was COVID positive his rapid test was positive so when we admitted him his saturation was between 80s and 85s so because of that we got him admitted so when we admitted him when we admitted him at the same time he took blood samples at the start he took blood samples on 29th and when he took blood samples after that we kept waiting for the reports on 30th when I visit doctors I go to the doctors I tell them that I need their blood reports so they tell me that the blood reports will come till evening till 30th day end there is no report after that I go to the doctors they tell me that I need blood reports they tell me that I need blood reports we need LFT, KFT, Sodium Potassium so they tell me that the blood reports will not come the blood reports will come then I went to the lab so I checked the lab so the lab people told me that we did not have the blood sample it was 100% accurate from 100% it was at least 97-98% it got cured and went home you should know that how it got cured at 6 am my wife's oxygen is finished cylinder at 6.15 am I get oxygen there at 6.15 am I get oxygen there 15 minutes you will not believe it 15 minutes means how my life how I entered there without oxygen when I saw it dying there I did not get oxygen till 15 minutes after 15 minutes when my oxygen cylinder is finished after that they apply oxygen cylinder I apply it and at 6.30 am I get my wife's death on that day there was no senior resident there no calliologist there no specialist there who can check that patient is critical then what to check doctors who do rounds there they do one round in the morning one round in the evening they write 4 medicines Tehzar, Dexa, Randak and Pantap they administer the same medicines after that there is no check most of the patients are on mechanical monitoring they have a monitor they know the situation how much is their heart rate how much is their respiratory rate how much is their blood pressure and how much is their condition and the nursing staff or paramedical staff or doctors or medical staff on duty they get less medicines at 6.7 am 3 days continuously my wife gets x-ray and I can tell you with the claim that this is my challenge for GMC principal that he will show me my wife's 5th and 6th x-ray his film they don't have a report the attendants and the COVID patients are using the same bathroom they are using the same bathroom and that bathroom is filled nobody comes to clean it till you don't tell anyone to clean it then they will clean the bathroom we have made a COVID care center which works for 24 hours there are doctors specialists and the patients who have a COVID test they go to the hospital and they get you triaged there is no mild patient there is no moderate patient there is no severe patient there is no critical patient let's see where they have to go they have to go to home isolation they have to go to the COVID care center they have to go to level 1 facility level 2 facility level 3 facility level 2 facility in this hospital we have atleast 100 beds available oxygen beds for COVID patients level 2 they are a little sick we have atleast 50 machines for oxygen which are generated from our hospital system to support the bulk slender they need a lot of oxygen we have atleast 200 as of now and we will try they will be very good so that our oxygen bank is being built and there is no problem apart from that we have the oxygen generation plant the government has done a lot of favors we have been installed in the option plant in april in april this is the capacity 2000 liters per minute to generate oxygen commission is working on that our oxygen supply is very high we have a first small generation plant its capacity is 350 liters it is also working we generate oxygen


Hello my fellow snippers, flighters, and hatchlings. My name is Marlene McCohen, owner of parrotsation.com and this right here is Bella, a beautiful high synth McCaw, who is just going to help me out with this video today. Apparently Bella is looking for my ear. Did you find it? In today's guide we're going to go over five steps in quarantining your bird. Does that make sense in English? In today's guide in today's video we're going to go over five steps for quarantining your bird. The first and most important thing is that you want to have a cage for the bird that's going to be in quarantine.  No, she did. I must be a very, very lucky person. Will it need a light shampoo or a really deep cleaning? Nes shampoo is specially formulated to clean deeply on the days you need it, gently on the days you don't, without drying, without overcleaning. Five steps to quarantining your birds. First let's go over what is quarantine. When you bring home a new bird you may not know and the bird may not be tested yet for certain diseases that are contagious to your other birds. So what you want to do for about 30 days is separate your new bird, whether it is a baby bird or whether it is a rescue from all of your other birds. So the first thing you're going to do is set up a quarantine cage for your bird. Now this is a small quarantine cage here. It is obviously not for this high-scented macaw. The cage that you want to set up has to be comfortable for your bird. It should have everything that your bird would normally have in a cage, but it doesn't have to be a really big huge setup because it's temporary. You can also use the cage that your bird will be in and keep that cage in a separate room from your other bird. Step number two, where do you want to keep this separate cage for your bird? I personally, I personally like to keep the cage in my bedroom. It gives me a lot of time to hang out with my bird and bond with my bird. You may also want to keep the cage in an office or somewhere where you hang out regularly during the day where you don't want to keep the cages next to other birds where when the bird gets out, they can integrate with the rest of the birds or another bird that you have. So for example, if the cage is in my room and the bird can hang out safely without touching or transferring anything to any bird because you don't want the bird to be in a situation where he can't come out for fear that he might play with shared tree stands or perches or go on to the other bird's cages. Step number three, right away as soon as you bring your bird home. If not before, you want to get your bird tested for any transferable diseases. This is really important if you have other birds and also to get to know what might lie ahead for you and your bird. So some birds, if they have beak and feather disease, you want to know that now. Not only is it transferable but it's something that you want to know about the future of your bird and if you did get a baby, you want to make sure you talk to the breeder that it came from. If you have a rescue and the rescue is already 21 years old, there's a lot of things to know about the bird already. The bird may already have been tested. You may have the vet records, which you should ask for. Try to get all the paperwork of your birds. Now, if you do get your bird tested for everything, you actually could probably release your bird from quarantine a bit earlier. But if you feel more comfortable, just go ahead and stick to those 30 days. Number four, hand washing. This is something so easily forgotten about when the birds live in your own house. You've gotten used to it. So of course, you know that you're keeping your birds separate in a quarantine. But how often would you hold your new bird and then go off and not think about holding your current birds? It's very important to always be aware of that. So hand washing in between, touching all of your birds is going to be essential during this time period. Same with when you touch cages or anything like that. I would also, if I were you, wash the bowls separately and not at the same time. Don't transfer food, don't transfer water. It's also something very important to note. A bird that's quarantined, just get them their own stuff and clean it separately. Tip number five, you may be wanting to pair two birds after quarantine. What you can do after a certain period, especially after your bird is tested or you've investigated your bird for certain things, then you can put the two cages next to each other and just let them get used to each other and their vocals and get to know each other that way. In fact, after quarantine and before you introduce the two birds and put them in the same cage, it's not a bad idea to have the two cages next to each other just so that they can build up that want to be with one another. Number six, the most important thing about the entire quarantine is to keep your eye out for a sick bird or an unwell bird or something that may be different about this bird. If you check out the next video in my guide, I will go over five tips to look for while your bird is in quarantine and how to tell if your bird may be sick. Thank you guys so much for watching this video. Don't forget to like this video, comment your favorite part and subscribe. If I forgot anything, please add it below for the people that are watching and might want to gain some more quick information because that is so important. I can't always remember everything but you guys can definitely help me and be a part of this. So thank you guys so much. Bye.


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May I come in sir? Good morning sir. Please sit down. Thank you sir. Ma Jain. Yes sir. What were your subjects in mains? Sir, forest and geology sir. Forest and geology? Yes sir. You have been to South India? Sir, I have been to... Yes sir, I was in Bangalore once. Only once? I visited. Otherwise you have not seen Kerala, Tamil Nadu or anything like that. Sir, unfortunately I did not care. I did not care at all. You like South Indian disease? Yes sir, my name is also... Yes sir, first of all I like South Indian disease. Then sir, Dosa, Idli. So these are the famous South Indian diseases. Dosa, Idli, Vada? Yes sir. Uttapam? Yes sir. Okay. We have national commission for dual caste, dual tribes, backward classes. Is it? Can as constitutional bodies. Do we have any commission for socially and educationally backward classes? It is national commission for socially and educationally. At the national level, socially and educationally backward classes commission? Sir, There is a national commission for backward classes only... which was a.... socially then educationally backward classes commission. Sorry sir I am not able to think... to think probably we do not have, otherwise I am not sure sir. We had previously. Sorry sir. I am not sure. These OVC reservations when those came or reservations for other backward classes, these are recommendations by subcommission. Sorry sir. As of the moment I am not able to recall. Yes sir. Yes sir. Yes sir. Yes sir. Yes sir. Yes sir. Yes sir. Yes sir. Yes sir. These reservations in OVC is based on the Mandel commission. Okay sir. Thank you sir. So that was the commission for a particular period. Okay. Thank you. Okay. We have journal counsels. You heard of this? Yes sir. We are having journal counsels sir. Some meetings taking place, Home Minister said this in this council, that council. Sir, I am having few information about the journal council that they are having. Little loud meetings. Okay sir. Sorry sir. Sir, we are having some journal council which I know is through state reorganization act of 1956. We are having western journal council and eastern journal council, central journal council. Who had those councils? Sir, as of now I am able to recall. I may be wrong but these are headed by the chief minister of the respective state in a rotation basis. I just told that Home Minister is telling something in the council meeting. Headed by the? Sorry sir. Home Minister. These councils are headed by the Home Minister. Sorry sir. He frequently holds meetings of different councils. Okay. See this elections to Rajya Sabha. Yes sir. You know the process of elections to Rajya Sabha member? Yes sir. You know that? Yes sir. So Rajya Sabha members are representative of? The states. Of the states. Yes. So generally if a Rajya Sabha member is from Madhya Pradesh, he should represent Madhya Pradesh. Yes sir. And he should be a voter there. Sir, the voter clause we were having earlier that the representation to the same state required one to be the voter in the same state but as of now we do not have such clause. So when it was amended and that clause amended? Sir, sorry sir. I am not sure. It was amended in 2003. Okay. Thank you sir. You heard of Wall Street, Dalal Street? Sorry sir. Dalal Street you heard of? Dalal Street sir. Sorry sir. I am not. Bombay Stock Exchange? Sir. Bombay Stock Exchange. Sir Bombay Stock Exchange. What is it? Sir, it is a stock exchange platform like we have national stock exchange. What is the function of those? Sir, basically it is a, sir basically the function of Bombay Stock Exchange is trade in securities and bonds. We have any sports university in our country? Sports university? Sorry sir. Not heard of. I am not aware sir. Okay. Brahmos Missiles? Yes sir. What are those? Sir, Brahmos missile, other missile which are jointly developed by India and Russia sir. These are probably super sonic missile, exact details I have to discuss. Okay. Thank you. You have to speak little louder. Okay sir. Sorry sir. Sorry to bother you sir. India has also a new scheme on palm oil. Are you aware of that? Sorry sir. So commodity development of palm oil in India also? Sorry sir. I am not aware of the scheme as such. Okay. Do we import palm oil from some other country? Yes sir. Major portion of the palm oil we import from other countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, these countries. Okay. We use dependence on that. Government of India has also a new national programme on palm oil particularly. Okay. Thank you sir. So what are the challenges with respect to palm oil cultivation and plantation? Sorry sir. I am not exactly sure. You know what is agroforestry? Yes sir. I know. Can you speak something about it? Sir, agroforestry is basically the concept where agriculture and the forestry activities are carried simultaneously and in the same manner. Sir, for example, a farmer is growing crop in his field as well as the trees. So this is the idea of agroforestry. So what kind of trees? Sir, there can be multiple types of trees. For example, sir, the fruit bearing trees can also be there like mango trees, jamun trees. So these kind of... Anything suitable for more or no? Home district? Yes sir. I believe agroforestry is more or less suitable to every... So which trees can be planted near the crops? So we can plant the trees which are like I gave example of like which are... No, suitable to the climate conditions and all that. Yes sir, which are suitable to the climate condition and which are not having allopathic effect and the harming tendency to the nearby crops, sir. Okay, so in that only what would be suitable? Can you suggest any trees? Let's say you are the DFO of more or no district. Can you suggest any trees which will be suitable for agroforestry in more or no? Yes sir, we can plant trees like... Sir, we can plant trees like jamun trees and neem tree and also sir, tamarind trees. So this kind of tree we can plant it in my Morena district only as we are having abundance of these trees in my district. Okay, on that. What is the role of forest service officer in tribal development? Sir, there are multiple dimension on which forest officer touches upon tribal development. Firstly sir, the tribal rights that... Ensuring the tribal rights through Indian... Forest Rights Act of 2006 sir. Also we come up with... Ensuring the rural tribal project of the... We take care of the wildlife and planting activities which are effective for the betterment of tribals. And also sir, we are having certain schemes for tribal upliftment for their health and education. So we also ensure implementation of the schemes. Are you sure the district collective is responsible for the schemes? Sir, they are also responsible but I believe sir, at least coordination work or some... If not direct or major role then helping and implementation roles as well. Is Morena an aspirational district? No sir, Morena is not an aspirational district. Okay. Last question. You have not filled Madhya Pradesh as your home garden despite your being from Madhya Pradesh. Yes. The reason why? Actually my family is likely to shift in Rajasthan only. So I have given that as first reference over in Madhya Pradesh. Thank you sir. Okay, Morena. Yes sir. Welcome to Madhya Pradesh. Yes sir. Okay. Yes sir. Why do you want to join Indian Forest Service? Sir, I have always been inclined toward nature conservation. And so through Indian Forest Services I can work for this course in a more integrated manner sir. There are tourism activities, there are Wildlife Protection Act, there are forest surveys and in a long run getting a chance to make forest policies as well. So sir, these... And also sir, I believe that if we want to go for human development then we have to ensure the health of environment as well. So sir, ensuring the same I believe... Have you visited any district forest area? Yes sir. I have been to run Kumbol National Park. Yes sir. Yes sir. How about the National Park in Madhya Pradesh? Sir, unfortunately I did not get a... There is a National Park nearby Gwalior? Yes sir. There is a Madhav National Park nearby Gwalior in Shopore district and also there is Palpur Konong which has recently given the status of National Park in Shopore District. Both of these are nearby Gwalior. Why was it used? Sir, Palpur Kunong. Yes sir. Sir, it was in news because of the, because of the program of cheetah reintroduction and also the, it was also proposed site for the relocation of gear loins from, gear loins from Gujarat sir. So, it was. So, the area is revines. Yes. So, they are particularly different type of vegetation. What type of vegetation there? It is revines. Sir, in revines the, mainly the vegetation is such which is resisted by the nature of the area. So, sir, the hardy species like, sir, Prosperus, Julifera and Akesha Catechu, Akesha Arabica, these kind of, these kind of species are specifically in the Ravine area and sir, on other areas we are having other type of forest like. Sir, how soil and water conservation methods can be done in your area, this Murayana? Sir, sir, government has also come up with a, with a scheme or vision of making the badland topography and converting the badland topography into an agricultural cultivable land, sir. So, basically we are planning to firstly level the, level the field of the ghillie which is, which is not appropriate as of now, sir. And planting more trees which are, which are having, which are having very dense rooter we can, which can bind the soil effectively. And also, sir, one of the major reasons of this badland topography is, is water erosion through chumble and its tributary only, sir. So, if we can control the, we can control the water erosion through check dams or check dam or these activities. Sir, what is the scope of aerial seeding in those areas which are beyond, I mean, reach? Because we, we are a bit of areas. Yes, sir. So, what is the scope of aerial seeding in those areas which are not reach? Sir, we have earlier also, we have earlier also went for aerial seeding once in the chumble region only, sir. Sir, particularly in the Ravine area is the aerial seeding performed well, sir. Especially, we planted some, we, we chose two or three species, sir, for aerial seeding among which the Prosphoraeus juliferae show a success rate of, I think, greater than 80 percent, sir. So, we can go for aerial seeding for this area, sir. Okay. There is Cain Gharial Sanctuary also? Yes, sir. There is a Cain Gharial Sanctuary. Do you have something about it? Yes, sir. Sir, there is the Cain Gharial Sanctuary is located in Murano and basically it is on the tri-function of MPUP in Rajasthan, sir. Sir, it houses the, it has the Gharial reserve which is for the protection of Gharial and it also has the Indian, Indian, the, so, Gangetic Dolphin which is the national aquatic animal of India. Right. Okay. How you link forestry with the livelihood in those areas where the poverty is there? Yes, sir. Sir, forestry, sir, forestry in many ways provide livelihood to the people. For example, sir, through the timber-based industry, if there is any, we can have the timber-based industry which can provide. What type of, what type of minor forest produce we normally get there in this Gwalior, Murena, Chambal areas? Yes, sir. We get especially the Khair. Khair. Khair. Akesha, Akesha Rabbika or Katecho, sir. We really get the Khair and Gum in the, in the Murena and Gwalior region and also we are having one Katha processing unit in Banmur, sir, Banmur which is in Murena district only and also, sir, honey production is high in this place. Which one is the most dominant species there, tree species in this Chambal, Murena areas? Have you heard that term? Kadhai. Kadhai. Kadhai. This is your local name? Anogasis? Latifolia? Okay. Sir, sir, it was also the tree of, of the run Thambur National Park I visited. Kadhai. Yes. Okay. Doubling of income. Yes, sir. Of farmer. Yes, sir. This is the reason of our prime industry. Yes, sir. Will it be possible with the, with the help of other, other, you can say, supportive income from, to what, what type of other income you can think for the farmer for doubling their income in the Murena area. Sir, firstly, we can apply the agroforestry concept over there. Okay. So, in agroforestry, sir, in case of crop failure, we, the farmer will still have the, still have the benefits of the, their tree producer. So, it will give an addition to them, sir. Also, sir, we can, we can use the minor forest, minor forest produce and make industries out of them. So, it will also help in ensuring extra or additional income to them. And also, sir, in forestry also we have concept of utilization of like, sir, having, for example, sir, having pond ecosystem and, and using the. Animal husbandry can be thought of? Yes, sir. Animal husbandry surely, sir. Because all areas are really milk producing areas. Yes, milk producing, sorry, sir. That's what I want to know. My last question is, it's a bulwark, DFO, Gwalior, all Murena. Yes, sir. But these are very tough areas. Yes, sir. Especially, notorious people are there and everybody is carrying gun with them. Yes, sir. Okay. And there is a shang mining. Yes, sir. You know, mafias are moving there. Yes, sir. Always there is an incident. How long will you handle all these things? And being a really high-price officer. Sir, sir, yes, there are serious problems like gun culture and sand mafia there. But we should appreciate the fact that the Murena district is one of the highest, is one of the highest improving in Trikavar. It is third district in terms of the improvement in forest cover, sir. So, things are improving and also, sir, we can aware the masses that what we are doing is for the betterment of them only. And we can use our system to curb the activities. Thank you. You have done BFC. Yes, sir. So, generally people going for studying engineering or doctor, M.D.B.F.C. Why is that you chose BFC? Sir, actually, after my 12th examination only, I was having somewhere in my mind that I will go for sales services, sir. So, I did not thought of doing engineering and this all. I hope for a simple deal, sir. So, can we say that you are not really interested in BFC also? Sir, this is not the case. When I studied for it, I took most of out of it. And then since science were my basic subjects in my school also. No, the point is what you are saying is contradicted because the options which you took was nothing to do with physics or chemistry. You took forestry and geology. If you had such a long-term plan, then you would have taken BFC, then you would have chosen that as an option. Sir, forestry and geology and BFC. Yes, maybe you could have studied forestry or maybe you could have taken physics or chemistry as your option. Sir, I think, sir, studying subjects for graduation and studying subjects for main examination like Indian Forest Services are two different things, sir. Sir, in Indian Forest Services, I have to prepare two optional. And, sir, forestry being the subject which will... Sir, forestry actually is the subject which make me aware of the forest thing, sir. All right. What is scientific temper? Scientific temper. And why should we promote it? Sir, scientific temper is the way of looking at the thing in a scientific and rational manner without having any prejudice to any fact. Suppose, if anyone says like, this happens in this way. Someone should go for enquiry rather than straightly believing in it. And we should promote the spirit of scientific temper in our citizens to ensure that there is no superstition, there is no prejudice regarding any particular thing. Now, during the corona pandemic, you must have realized that when the vaccination was introduced, there were a lot of apprehensions and a lot of fake news also was there. Yes. Not only in India but throughout the world. How do we remove this? Because if you have people who believe that the vaccination is going to create more problem for us. Sir, I believe that the main solution lies in educating the masses and making them aware of the exact thing, sir. And giving them rationales against their notions. If they say that this is the case, then we should rationally and with facts tell them that these are the cases and you will not get hurt. No, probably we are thinking that people are not literate are generally who are having this problem. In fact, a lot of people are really educated and from very comfortable background are also believing that vaccines are not good for us. Sir, unfortunately this is also a problem that even after being educated we believe. Speak loudly. Sir, unfortunately this is also a problem that even after being educated we believe in such superstitions and some fake news is like not, sir. Also, you must have, since you are also digitally quite active you must have realized that there are a lot of fake news misinformation, disinformation which is there in the digital world, internet. Yes, sir. And there is creating a lot of problems. Yes, sir. How do we handle all this? Sir, we can, especially for countering fake news we can have a regulation or we can have a watch on the fake news activity per se. For example, if there is any fake news we can go for countering them. I am not exactly remembering the thing but there were some initiatives also. Probably there was some hello initiative or some initiative which was to counter fake news only and in turn provide the right information about the news. Now recently there have been some move towards reclaiming Chambal Ghati or Chambal Ravines for agriculture purpose. What is your view on this? Sir, I believe it is a very good project and we should go... Is it ecologically sustainable? Sir, there are certain challenges. Like people are saying that levelling the field may enhance the gully erosions but sir I believe that taking necessary steps like or doing minor changes in the project if required we should go with the projects. Minor changes means? Minor changes means sir if there are zone specific or area specific problem like what I am aware of is the main criticism was that with the levelling of the field instead of levelling of the field we should go for contour plantings and planting in ridges and trenches so this we can I think change. So what you are saying is it is more appropriate for horticulture than agriculture? Alright, now since you are a student of forest tree while coming in did you see some trees outside? Sorry sir, I did not. No you did not. Okay, thank you.


and we're here with Framio. Yes, Framio. I'm Emily. Hi. So we see a lot of photo frames here and you're actually a Danish company, right? Yes, we are located in Ohus, the second biggest city of Denmark, but still very small. So what's the idea with the Framio? Yeah. So if we are Framio and we make software for Wi-Fi photo frames where you can send photos directly from your smartphone app to the frame to your mother or father or cousin or friends that has the frame in their houses. So it's like a platform and you work with different factories that make the frames? Yeah, so we sell our software to our Chinese manufacturing partners and they sell to brands all around the world. Our biggest market is US and Europe. Yeah, so I can show you how it works. So what you do is that... So we make the software for the Wi-Fi photo frames and that we sell to our Chinese manufacturing partners. We have more than 60 different factories that have bought the Framio license and they are selling to the brands all around the world. Actually, I was walking around in a factory a few months ago and then I saw the Framio logo and the guy there told me it was Danish. That's how I learned about it. So a whole bunch of factories make photo frames and how do they partner with you? So what they do is that they are making their frames and putting in our software like Microsoft on a Lenovo computer. It's a Framio on the photo frames. Is it based on the Linux or is it based on Android? Yeah, Android. Android-based, but it's a custom designed Android to make just dysfunctionality. Exactly, so you cannot do anything other with a frame than receiving photos. So we also make the software for the Framio app which is available on Google Play and App Store. We have more than 6 million downloads now. We are very focused on making the software user-friendly. We have a 4.9 star rating in App Store US. So it's extremely important for us that the software is user-friendly. What you do is simply that you choose photos from your gallery or you can try to take a new photo. We can do it here. Are you ready? Yes. And then you select who you want to send to. You can send to one or multiple frames at the same time. You can add a little caption to make it more personal. I say fantastic to be back here at HKTTC with Jabax. And then you send it to the frame. The frame can be put in both portrait and landscape as you see here. Yeah. So that's why I can choose the most important part of the photo and that must of course be you. So now I'm sending it to the frame and it will be sent automatically and received within few seconds even when you're miles apart. You can also see it at the big screen. Nice. So that means that people are staying more connected. The family, your grandparents, the parents. Exactly. When the baby is around they keep getting fresh photos. Yeah. So this is a perfect gift for Christmas, Mother's Day, birthdays around the year.  And then you can send all the photos and videos that you want. And if you look here, all kinds of shapes, all kinds of designs, all kinds of display quality. It could be a BOE panel. Exactly. If you go Samsung, LG, whatever. Exactly. Yeah, so it's up to the brand and the factory, whatever they prefer, of the specs and the design. So the software inside is the same as Framie-O. And depending on the screen, it could be higher lower quality, the viewing angles, the power consumption. It's all different, potentially made by your partners. Different frames, different factories, different brands. It's also what the market in the US, maybe you want some other frames that you want in Europe. This is a good selling in Europe with the wooden style. Yeah. It's a nice big one. Yeah, that is 21 inch. 21 inch. Yeah, and we also have, actually this is a little family of 21 inch, 15 inch, 10 inch, and the small seven inch. Are you the market leader for photo frame platform? Yeah, we are the market leader. We have some competitors in the market, but we are the only one that making the software for the frames. We have a competitor in the US like Aura. They are also doing a great work, but they are selling both the hardware and the software. And we are only a software company which allows other friends to join the market of Wi-Fi photo frames. Yeah. That's a great promise kind of, let's say let's go over here. I see you have 200 plus brand partners. Yeah. So it's nice for them to know that you're not gonna go in there and compete with them. Yeah, we will not compete. In framing, we are only selling the software. So we have O&M. That is Walmart's own brand. We have Denmark selling to Denmark, Jackson, Australia, Medion selling in Germany and so on. All right. And each of them can optimize the cost, get the really good price for the consumer. Consumers happy, the brand is happy. How long time have you been doing this business? Are you one of the co-founders? Yeah, we launched the first frame in 2017. Yeah, so we have seen a huge demand since the day the brand launched the first frames. And I saw one of your logos show up in the factory. It was just after the opening of the COVID. So I guess the COVID period was very busy for you. It's been a growth in there. Yeah, actually we saw that, of course, it was not good for all business that there was COVID with all we have no chance to be on the shows and show it to new brands, but we actually saw that people really love to stay connected even when they couldn't visit. So yeah, we saw that the product was also good in times of COVID. So you grew. Yeah, we have been growing since the very beginning. Is there any consideration in terms of not wasting energy? I think it would be great with the photo frames. I kind of have a sense that when there's nobody in the room, it can just stay off. Yeah, we have a scene. And when somebody's room automatically, you know? Yeah, it's up to the brands. We support that the frame goes to sleep. And we also have, this is some of our features. You can put it into, you can see the slideshow. And it's kind of like a sleep mode, no? Yeah, yeah, yeah, sleep mode. And it would be nice, it would be automatic. And somehow maybe a juice microphone, or some kind of way. Yeah, you can see the sleep mode here. So you can choose when the frame go to sleep and when it will wake up in the morning here, it's just full. Nice. But I think it would be nice to have a presence detector, right? Because there's no point in having photo frames be on if nobody's in the house. And it should just be automatic. Yeah, but that is up to the brand. They decide what, if they want a sleep mode function or it's actually a motion sensor. So when you are going in front of this, the frame, it can turn on again. But that requires that they spend the time, the money on the motion sensor on the frame, but we support it with our software. Nice. That's cool. I guess maybe there's some feature requests because it's kind of potentially could do a lot more than just being a photo frame, right? Yeah. So are you expanding into adding more functionality? Of course we work, we have a very talented team in Denmark sitting and working full-time on making our software even better. But it's extremely important for us that we keep a simple, the core function that people are satisfied with is to send and receive photos. Yeah. How about, can I ask about the platform because I did so many videos with Rockchip, Allwinner, all these kind of companies. And I guess you have some preferred integrations that just kind of like recommended platforms that go to the factories or they can do whatever and it just works on every CPU. No, we have a manufacturer guide with some strict requirements that we want them to do because the software makes it possible to share videos, 15 second videos. So of course we need them to put in a speaker. So there is some requirements that we want them to follow. But our team in Denmark are helping new factories to make their first sample with Framio and we also help them with the requirements that we have. So we assure that the frames running out there are good. Of course you were saying you want to keep it simple and everything but what I kind of immediately think is that a cool second functionality will be some Framios with a little camera and the video conferencing because when the grandparents see the photos is great but you also want to have a one click solution or they just have video chat. I don't know if that makes sense. Yeah, it makes sense because some of our competitors are doing frames with video option to talk with the family. But what we see is actually we have six million downloads across Google Play and App Store and that's actually not what we are hearing from the customers from the end users that they won't want. They want to have an option to share memories of photos and videos. They use the phone for the video chats. So of course it is an option but we want a simple product that everybody can use because of the easy user experience, the simplicity and that's why we really are choosing the ideas that we get from the end users and with our focus on the simplicity. Can you explain just a little bit about the team that you talk about, software team and Ahus and Denak? Yeah, yeah. Who are these guys? What's their background? Are they like great at optimizing software so just like ultra stable? Yeah, they are software developers and they are extremely good at making the software even better to keep. So we can keep our 4.9 rating. So when we have now 6 million downloads and 5 million photos is being shared through Thramio, that means of course a lot of data. It's extremely important for us that the software is safe. That's why they also made the Inter-Tech Cyber Assured certificate that's a US certificate that tells that okay, the software is safe to use, the infrastructure is tested and it's safe. So that's what they spend their time on of course also new features. We have recently added clock and weather so that you are able to see a forecast of the weather today and the weather today and the next four days and the clock of course. They also, this is a beta frame which means that every time we release new features we are firstly we are testing it on the devices and a small amount of devices. This is a new feature that we are presenting. Okay, so. Maybe it's not active, is it? It should. I'll zoom. Yeah, zoom. Yeah. All right. Yeah, so you are able to zoom in on the photo. I think it's my nails. Yeah, okay. And we have also made it easier for them to, when you should connect to the frame you can just scan the QR code before it was only the number. Yeah, so that's some of the stuff that they are working on. So we are sure that the frames out there are really tested and good. And maybe your software is maybe even more stable than whatever Google is doing. So you need to take stuff away that's not necessary and just make a small Android image, right? That's just making as little RAM as possible, little memory as possible. And you talk about compressing all these images and without losing quality to the same on bandwidth. Yeah, of course, if you send the size of the photo it depends on the frame that receive it. So if I take a high quality photo the app will make sure that it fits the frame that is sent to the resolution of the frame. So that happens automatically when you send it. It's peer to peer. There's no cloud involved. It just goes directly from the user's phone to the frame. Yeah, the photos are stored. So the photos are only at the phone of the sender and at the frame. And between is encryption. Yeah, we don't see the photos. Nice. Ah, cool. And even if the photo is not so expensive, it doesn't have too many gigabytes. You still have thousands and thousands of memory or you limit how many you leave on the device. It's up to the frame because this can be a, you can, as a brand, you can buy it with 16 gigabytes, eight gigabytes, most common and most normal is 16 and 32 gigabytes. So it's up to what the frame you're buying like your phone. All right, and here at the Hong Kong fair you have discussions with potentially other partner factories or distributors and everybody wants to discuss about what's next. Yeah, we of course talk with new factories but we have now more than 60 different factories. So now our focus is in putting it in the market so we are reaching out to new brands. We have met brands from India, Brazil, UK, Australia, France, Spain, Italy, many countries. Yeah, so we are trying to reach new brands, new consumer electronic brands. Cool. Thanks a lot. Thank you.


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How's going everybody dato here playing a full team of earthlings again I know we did this before on the channel, but uh a Yamcha made top eight at combo breakers.  We got a bust out everything we got So we're going with the full earthling team. Funny enough. We are fighting in space. Oh That was so sad. Oh, that didn't work Yikes, that was bad. Okay. Wow a lot of mistakes being made here. Oh Especially there he stuck the leg out and got me. Oh What what did I even click there? All right, that was just awful. Okay, we got a switch out or sparking here either one You know what? Uh, no, you know what options I didn't take I didn't sparking or I didn't get out of there I chose neither Why did I I sat there like it was the old Vegeta assist when I could have done anything to get out of there That's poor stuff on my end Okay, backdashed Okay Nice Yamcha Nice Yamcha. Oh, I didn't get the second bar Getting a little antsy there with his buttons All right, let's see what cell can do. Oh, why did I go for the flick there?  Oh Too many hits. Oh my god. Oh my god. We're entering uncharted territories.  All right TN versus one character. It's it's pretty much a wrap If it isn't then geez man. Oh, let's go. Oh Yikes, we are getting some serious 10 frames jumps here blow up do it It's good amount of damage, but maybe I shouldn't have done that Okay behind the back Crossover. Oh my god, he held it. Oh, man. I'm I'm I'm in a bad way now I don't know how much time I was able to kill off that but he has six bars now. Oh, no. Oh, Yikes, that's bad. Oh I lost Hard knock down. Yep. Yeah, it's over It's a massive Yikes. Oh wait what? Yeah, I couldn't I couldn't I couldn't do it I couldn't do it that entire neutral was 10 frames and then we got close and it was back to four frames I was just my brain was not ready to compute. I Could not keep up with that.  Oh It's chrome time nine frames. We back and we go Back there. Okay. This guy likes back dashing. So now I'm gonna show you how to Oh, never mind No, no, I meant to It's a massive Yikes. I meant to overhead them. It's that I just clicked heavy What Yampcha, you're supposed to go towards the enemy not the ground Behind the back. I guess. Oh, yeah, I'm so fast I'll take it. I'll take it. I'll take it. It's probably gonna be a Yeah, it's a kill Just dump all this And then one down Yeah, look at that The earthling combo Wow, really buttons We back dashing Back dashing to save our lives to destructo disc by myself Okay, now we have sparking and three characters alive. I don't think we're losing this one Yikes, but we are playing the roughest game of all time Oh, I knew that was coming too Yikes I'm out of there. All right Oh, that was not even a combo. All right. We in there I should have went with three level ones. This isn't gonna kill Just a scheduled programming maintenance. Sorry about that Oh, Yampcha, you beast. No krillin your short stubby legs All right. Well, we're gonna have to do what we got to do. I guess Ah, here we go Oh kicked me across the screen Do I mean nothing to you? Oh, I didn't mean to I did not mean to call you out to the end Please enjoy this. Please enjoy this beating Super dash again Kick them to the sky Oh, never mind poke them twice. I guess I inputted that like six years ago though. Great techniques We going again in this uh this battlefield of ours This 10 frame 10 frame wonderland Yeah, yeah, that wasn't going my way Okay, super dash. Hey, we in there try to I heard the down heavy swoosh sound effect Okay, I didn't think oh wow wow wow. Okay. All right. Hey That's not gonna kill Oh, I knew it. Oh, what am I waiting for?    Oh, wow What am I doing? Oh man, so rusty That's the rustiest thing I've ever seen in my life Oh, I was holding up Okay, okay Okay. Yeah, I'll take my beating No My missiles Okay, well I think it's time I get out of here Damn it. I was Okay, quite confident in this speed Uh too fast for me obviously Oh, get off yamcha The key blast dash Say no, thanks. Whoosh. I'm out of there Uh-oh. Oh my ears Hey, we got him. Oh come on. I just ate that Okay, I'll show back here. Okay Let's drop it. What else is new? Okay, I kind of really want to get yamcha out of here, but I think he's going to kill me Oh my god. Ah How was I supposed to know he was going to miss it?  Oh Supernash He who strikes first wins No, how many mistakes can one man make level for end of level three curl it up curl it up bring it down Save me save me.  Let's go. Give him the rock Oh, give him the Krillin time. Check your watches everybody. Make sure they're synced up Okay, you want to jab me out of my rightful spot? Okay Going down overhead overhead again Uppercut and give me that false Goku back. Give me give me him back Give me him back so I can go kick him twice in the face. Hey, we in there And then we're gonna want to throw one One two three four five six seven eight nine and then bada bing bada boom Let Tien finish him off. That's how you use the earthlings Eat the first hit. Ooh, that was good. Just dove right on that leg Oh mix ups.  It's jatsu boo Let's go Tien is feeling it Give Tien your energy All right, Yamcha good. Oh the old miss the Yamcha assist reset Let's go. Let's go low empty jump low. Okay. Okay. Okay We on that. Oh, yeah Jatsu is dead. I forgot that reflect.  I just got myself in there Altogether now boys. Oh, I messed up my input As it crossed over I tried to do a super. I was just gonna three level ones out of there Okay. Okay.  You real But not as real as me no Gotti Oh, I didn't get it. I didn't get it Woohoo. Is that it? That's it. Well, thank you so much for watching this video Hopefully you enjoyed it. If you have any team recommendations, leave them down below might take a little while though because Vigito and fuse of boss who are coming out soon. So if you're excited for that montage week full montage of ranked Let me know Thank you so much for watching. I'm dr. Doya. I'll see you in the next video