Please stand by. We're about to begin. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome everyone to the NextechThreedy.ai Q1 2023 Results Conference Call. All lines have been placed on mute to prevent any background noise, and after the speaker's remarks, there will be a question and answer session. Instructions will be provided at that time for you to queue up for your questions. I'd like to remind everyone that this call is being recorded on today, Thursday, 18 May 2023. I'll now turn the call over to Miss Lindsay Betts, Investor Relations at NextechThreedy.ai. Lindsay, please go ahead. Hello, and welcome to the Nextech Q1 2023 Earnings Call. With me on the call are Evan Gappelberg, Chief Executive Officer, and Andrew Chan, Chief Financial Officer. Today, after markets closed, NextechThreedy.ai released its unaudited financial and operating results for its Q1 ended 31 March 2023. A copy of the earnings disclosure will be available on our website and on SEDAR once our audit is complete. Some of the information discussed on this call is based on information as of today, 18 May 2023, and contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those set forth in such statements. For a discussion of these risks and uncertainties, you should review the forward-looking statements disclosure in the earnings press release, as well as in our SEDAR filings. During this call, we will discuss the IFRS results and key performance indicators. A detailed description of our key performance indicators will be available once our audit is complete and our MD&A is filed on SEDAR. Neither this call nor the webcast archives may be recorded or otherwise reproduced or distributed without prior written permission from Nextech. To begin our call, Evan Gappelberg, CEO, will discuss Q1 2023 highlights as well as recent business developments, followed by Andrew Chan, CFO, who will review our financial results and outlook. Finally, Evan will provide closing remarks before opening up the line for a question and answer period. I'll now turn the call over to CEO and Founder of NextechThreedy.ai, Evan Gappelberg. Thank you, Lindsay. Today we reported a surge in our year-over-year 3D modeling business with 550% growth, record revenue for the Q1 in 2023. We in Q1 had multiple breakthrough generative AI patents filed. We delivered over 20,000 3D models to Amazon, and we saw our technology services revenue grow sequentially by 40%. I would say that Q1 was a solid quarter by all measurements. When I look at today's numbers, they really are just the beginning of our new growth curve as we are perfectly positioned to ride the $100 billion 3D modeling growth wave for the next decade and beyond. If you look at 2023, it is a very, very interesting year. Microsoft has invested $10 billion into their investment in OpenAI. Obviously, ChatGPT is the first breakout and breakthrough in this world of AI. It's the first major AI application. The key point is that Microsoft invested $1 billion in OpenAI before they had even a working prototype because of the immense potential. They invested another $10 billion at a $28 billion valuation, and they were only generating around $3 million in revenue. That's 9,000 times sales. That's, you know, extraordinary valuation. We did $3 million in revenue in 2022. The key point is that I believe that as an AI company, Nextech is severely undervalued, and it's primarily, in my view, because we are under the radar. We are a small cap. We have no institutional sponsorship. I would say to our investors that that can change. That can change very, very rapidly, with an uplisting to Nasdaq or the New York Stock Exchange, which should not be ruled out of the realm of what's possible. In the world of AI, the question comes up a lot, is AI the new electricity? Is AI, you know, this new form of intelligence that the world has never seen? Is AI going to be as persuasive and pervasive as the internet? These questions I read in the news, and I'm sure you do too, on a daily basis. The answer is a definite yes and a whole lot more. The opportunity presented by AI is vast. Late last month at NVIDIA's annual GPU technology conference, the CEO Huang acknowledged this pivotal time for AI technology, calling it the iPhone moment for AI. AI, however, is not a new technology. I remember AI growing up being talked about, and it was predicted decades ago to have a major impact on society. Only now in 2023 is that dream becoming a reality. Only in 2023 is the AI genie out of the bottle. AI has arrived. It's here to stay for good and bad. Big tech is jumping in with both feet. As mentioned, Microsoft has put $10 billion into OpenAI. It doesn't end there. Some of the best-known names in investing are betting big on artificial intelligence stocks. Bill Ackman recently put in $1 billion into his bet in Google, parent Alphabet. Stanley Druckenmiller has put a half a billion USD into Microsoft and NVIDIA. Tiger Global, Cathie Wood, they're all super bullish on AI. Every industry will be forced to adopt AI in order to remain competitive. It doesn't matter what industry you're in. If it's education, if it's healthcare, transportation, the military, or e-commerce, AI is going to have to play a role. If you don't adopt, you will not survive. Lucky for Nextech and Nextech shareholders, we don't need to play catch-up. Make no mistake about it, 2023 is going down in the history books to be the year of AI, not just the big boys, but also for NextechThreedy.ai shareholders. In fact, we have been investing in AI going all the way back to 2019. However, we really ramped up our investment in the summer of 2021 when we put $10 million down to buy Threedy.ai. That was a big bet back then. Today, I'm happy to report that this investment is now starting to pay dividends, but it really, again, is just the beginning. I want to go through some math just to show our investors and speak to how potent AI can be for Nextech, and how it helps us to succeed in business, and how it's going to increase our share price, and why the world is literally running headfirst into AI. It really can be summed up in one word, productivity. AI equals productivity. What is productivity? What does productivity mean? Well, I mean, if you're productive, it means you do a lot. You create or produce large amounts of something. A productive worker makes more widgets than the slacker who keeps sneaking out to get a cup of coffee and chitchat. What is productivity for Nextech? For us, productivity is the measure of output per worker per hour. That's not just us, that's across all companies. As a 3D modeling company, as a 3D supplier for the e-commerce industry, we can measure our productivity by evaluating the number or value of finished 3D models produced by every worker within a given amount of time. Let's bring this back to productivity again for Nextech and 3D models. Technology has improved our productivity of making 3D models dramatically since we started back in 2019. It used to take us a week to make a photorealistic 3D model. Five days working 9 to 5, seven hours a day. That's 35 hours to make one photorealistic, highly complex model back in 2019. Today, our productivity has improved without the AI to two models per day or one human making one complex 3D models every 3.5 hours. We went from 35 hours to 3.5, which is pretty damn good, and I have to say that's a big accomplishment. Remember, we're talking about AI. We're talking about a quantum leap in productivity for humans and businesses. A single human can only do 2 3D models a day. They work 365 days a year with no holidays. That's 730 a year. Not that many. Hard to scale, even at 10X. 10X is not enough. It's not enough. If we think about our business, and just to be crystal clear, that example relates to a highly complex photorealistic model. We are able to produce significantly more. For simple models, we can produce simple models 3 times as fast. Again, I'm not talking AI. Again, I'm using a super complex, highly complex model just to explain what's happening in our business. Now, here's where it gets interesting. This is where AI comes in. Back in 2021, we were dreaming that AI could be a game changer. As mentioned, we invested CAD 10 million into AI in 2021. We believed that after an enormous amount of computational power, after an enormous amount of algorithm testing and working tirelessly seven days a week on this idea, this dream that AI was going to increase our productivity at Nextech, that we would be able to use AI to make 3D models. We believe that we could take these highly complex 3D models that takes a human three and a half hours. We believe that by using generative AI, that we could create the same model in 60 seconds. Now we're at 210 minutes. 3.5 hours, 210 minutes. Down to 1. It gets better because AI works not 7 hours a day, it works 24 hours a day. Not 5 days a week, works 7 days a week. Doesn't have any vacations, never gets sick. Think about scale. Scale means we could run multiple algorithms simultaneously. If you think of ChatGPT being used by 1 person, or think of ChatGPT using simultaneously by 1 million people at the same time, that's called hyperscale. That's what NextechThreedy.ai is after. This is what's happening. This is why I'm here. This is what you have invested in. Whether you realized it or not when you invested, this is and has always been the goal. Let's keep going a bit with the math. Remember, we're going for one model every 60 seconds, and that's 24 hours a day. If we continue, there's 1,440 minutes in a day. If we're selling the models at $100 per model, and of course, the price is going to go down as we continue to scale up, but let's use $100 a model, which is an average price today. That means we can generate $144,000 a day. In a week, $1 million. In a month, $4.2 million. In a year, $52 million. The best part is that not only are we able to use our generative AI to scale production, but with the increase in production is the decrease in cost. It goes down simultaneously since less humans are needed, which gets us to a 90% gross profit margin. There's still going to be some human, but it's going to be at the margin. I think the question that everybody's wants to ask, and I know Lisa is dying to ask this question, is where are we with this dream today? Where are we? Today, our breakthrough generative AI can do about 40% of 50% of the work. This is moving fast, very fast. Each week and each month, the AI is gaining strength, and it's only a matter of a few quarters before it fully stands up and does 100% end-to-end production. That is what we're after, and that is what we're marching towards. Today, we're at about 20% of the way to achieving this. We're on the path to this inevitable reality. We have the breakthrough generative AI. We're using it in our production, but it's not strong enough to fully be autonomous, much like the Tesla car. It simply takes time. Now that the AI genie is out of the bottle, it is inevitable. We have filed patents, many patents, and there's more coming. We are building our moat around our golden goose, around our proprietary breakthrough generative AI. We are on the path to high volume photorealistic 3D models at a low cost, high margin for the global $5.5 trillion e-commerce ecosystem, which is going to represent 95% of all commerce. I'm talking e-commerce is going to be all commerce, essentially. Today it's 16%, but by 2040 it could be a $50 trillion industry. This is a titanic shift in how we shop. It will all be online, and it will all be in 3D. The only way to get there is through NextechThreedy.ai's generative AI. We've already achieved a 10x increase in productivity, now we are on the path to a quantum leap forward by leveraging our generative AI. Because of this breakthrough technology that we have patent pending, that we are using today, I believe that we, meaning NextechThreedy.ai, should command a much higher valuation. I believe that NextechThreedy.ai and all our portfolio companies are worth 5x what they trade for today. When we achieve our AI dream, 20x. This is based on other valuations in the space. This isn't hype. In my opinion, this is going to play out over the next few quarters. We look back, we see 2022 as a transformational year where we divested ourselves of our legacy businesses, where we got focused on our AI, where we landed Amazon. Now we have a path to profitability with the largest e-commerce site on the planet as our number one customer, but not our only customer, because we also supply Kohl's, Target, Dyson, and others. In 2022, we saw demand start to ramp. As we look forward in 2023, I see it going down in history as the year of AI. For us, it will provide us with a quantum leap in productivity and earnings. The demand for 3D models in e-commerce will only accelerate throughout 2023, and I believe that in 2023 we can see demand shift into overdrive, which will have significant impact on our valuation. As mentioned, by 2040, 95% of commerce will be online and shopping in 3D and augmented reality will be the new normal. If companies do not adopt this technology today, they will be left behind by their competitors. Everything is perfectly aligned for Nextech to experience dramatic growth over the coming quarters and years. As we improve our AI and the 3D model production capabilities, our margins are going to improve. In 2023, if you think about Nextech and you think about us generating significant revenue quarter after quarter and having our margins push towards 90% with our generative AI technology producing an ever-increasing volume of 3D models, you start to get the picture that this is going to be a year where Nextech makes history, where we drive the company to profitability for many years to come. While this alone is exciting for me, it gets even better. We have a portfolio of AI companies. Remember, 2023 is the year of AI. Our 3D modeling AI, I think I just laid out the bull case. Apart from ARitize3D and 3D modeling, we own a portfolio of valuable companies that contain breakthrough AI technology and industry-disrupting products. We've been working towards unlocking the value of these assets and businesses. One of them has already been spun out, and that's ARway. I'm only going to say one thing about ARway. We are very, very close to signing multiple significant enterprise contracts with brand names. Stay tuned. The second spin-out is ToggleThreedy.ai, which is a pure play SaaS AI platform. It's fully funded with about $2 million in escrow raised. Investors that own shares in Nextech will get a free stock dividend in the first half of June when ToggleThreedy.ai goes public, which is just a few weeks away. Couldn't be more excited for that IPO to happen. Of course we have Map D, now Nextech Event Solutions, which we've integrated multiple technologies into, and that is a game-changing events platform that we think is going to disrupt the $50 billion live events industry. In summary I'm extremely excited about the growth prospects of our 3D modeling and AR business in 2023 and beyond. NextechThreedy.ai continues to gain traction in the 3D and AI technology space by signing new deals and building and investing in its AI-powered technology. We are now a pure-play AI tech company, and in my opinion, our valuation is about to change in a dramatic fashion to the upside as we get recognized as an AI pure-play technology company supplying Amazon with 3D models. Oh yeah, we're actually a preferred supplier to Amazon, which not every supplier is. When Amazon comes out, and they will, and they put out a press release announcing they're all in on 3D models, watch and see what happens. In closing, NextechThreedy.ai's capture of market share within this new 3D modeling industry is just getting started. Again, in case you can't tell, I've never been more excited, never been more confident about the position that our company is in and about the opportunity that we have in front of us to be the dominant AI-powered 3D model platform for e-commerce. Before turning the call over, I'd like to thank all of our experienced executive leadership team for their hard work and dedication, and I want to thank every NextechThreedy.ai employee that works day in and day out striving for success with me, trying to achieve our company's goals. I have full confidence in our company's direction, and I'm looking forward to our continued growth in 2023 and beyond. With that, I'll turn the call over to Nextech's Chief Financial Officer, Andrew Chan. Take it away, Andrew. Thank you, Evan. Good afternoon. As a reminder, unless otherwise noted, all figures reported on today's call are in Canadian dollars under IFRS. All the preceding financial information are unaudited and was made available through today's press release and also available on our website and on SEDAR. As a note, this is the Q1 outside of our recently filed annual financial results that we are presenting our financial results excluding our discontinued operations, our legacy business, with the removal of such results for comparative purposes. To start off, our technology revenue for the quarter was CAD 1.3 million, up 40% from sequential Q4 2022 and up 156% compared to the same quarter last year. 3D modeling revenue increased 550% from the same period last year, contributing CAD 900,000 this quarter. We continue to expand our relationship with marquee customers such as Amazon and continue to see consistent repeat revenue from our live events Map D platform throughout this quarter. Gross profits increased sequentially to 41% from 39% last quarter. We anticipate gross profit margins to increase even more as we continue to implement AI technologies in our 3D model production process to allow us to increase our model creation capacity at scale. Operating expenses for the quarter was $6.9 million, which includes a $1.8 million contribution from ARway consolidation. Cash expenses excluding ARway was $4.4 million, down $1 million from Q4 of 2022 and down $1.3 million from the same period last year. Sales and marketing expense excluding ARway was CAD 1.3 million this year, which included non-cash one-time investor relation expense of CAD 450,000, removal of which would have put us in line with our Q4 2022 spend. General and administrative expenses excluding ARway was CAD 2.3 million, down CAD 2 million from Q4 2022 due to some one-time expenses related to the spin-out that was recorded last quarter. Research and development costs remain consistent with previous quarters at about CAD 900,000. To help offset the cash outlay for these expenditures, our previously announced employee shares for services compensation plan contributed CAD 1.6 million this quarter. Net loss from continuing operations for the year was $6.6 million, and excluding ARway, net loss would be $4.8 million, which is consistent with Q4 of 2022 and down $2 million from Q1 of 2022. Net loss per share this quarter was $0.06. As of 31 March 2023, we had a cash balance of three and a half million. In addition, we just announced that we received $2 million from a financing company to bring forward some of our receivables collections to bolster our cash position and continue to hold 13 million shares of ARway valued at approximately $9 million. This quarter continues to reflect our push towards 3D model making and the adoption of AI as we seek to scale our business and reduce production costs along the way. I am very excited for what's coming up next in the next few quarters as we see AI implemented into our process, and we continue to embark on this journey. With that, I turn the call back over to Ed. Thank you, Andrew. I guess we can open it up, for questions now. Thank you, Mr. Gappelberg. Ladies and gentlemen, at this time, if you do have any questions, simply press star one. If you do find your question has already been addressed, you can remove yourself from the queue by pressing star one again. We'll take our first question this afternoon from Christopher Sakai at Singular Research. Hi, guys, this is Aseem for Chris. Congrats on great quarter. First, like, little housekeeping, and also congrats on the CAD 2 million financing. If you can give us a little bit color on how this would be treated on the financial statements, on the balance sheet, et cetera. This is totally off balance sheet. Nope. Hi, Aseem. This is, no, this is on the balance sheet. It'll be, basically a payable amount, listed. It's also disclosed as such in the notes this quarter. Perfect. Now, thanks for actually elaborating on the cost side of the equation in detail this quarter. Obviously we have been talking about the revenue side and, you know, this does point out that we have growth opportunities both on the cost side, that is reduction of cost and the revenues. What I was wondering is that for the AI to totally take over the manual building of complex 3D models, how much investment would be needed by company to get there? Or, this would be done sort of as the AI is being developed elsewhere and then you would adopt? No, we are developing the AI in-house, exclusively. We're not outsourcing the development of the AI. As I mentioned, we're developing it on a daily basis, and it's getting stronger on a weekly basis. We think that by the end of 2023, that we will achieve the goal. Great. In terms of prioritizing, the R&D dollars, how do you kind of see it at this point in the game, you know, between, AI related or revenue related, developments and the cost related developments? The focus is on the AI. Okay. On the cost side, because the revenue side is already sort of the trajectory is sort of set in the stone now with the Amazons and Kohl's of the world. Is that a good way to think? I would not say set in stone. I would say that there's a foundation that's pretty set in stone, but there's plenty of upside because as everybody should know by now, Amazon has not opened up Seller Central yet to allow the millions of merchants to bring 3D models on. That's still in the cards. When that happens, that will change things quite dramatically. We expect a surge in additional business in the second half of the year. Okay, great. Thank you. Thank you. We'll go next now to Lisa Thompson at Zacks. Hi, guys. Glad to see the quarter come in as expected. Hey ... things are looking really good. I have a few questions about a few things. First up, on this loan that you got, of CAD 2 million, what's the capacity of what you could borrow based on your contracts? Or... It's basically unlimited. It's based on, you know, purchase orders. As we, you know, get purchase orders, they give us a percentage of the value of the purchase order, and there's no cap to it. Well, the cap is how many purchase orders you have, right? Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. It's based on our ability to land business. They don't put a cap on it. Oh, right. Okay. Will I assume that you're going to just keep borrowing more each quarter as you need the cash? Is that how it works? I mean, it's, you know, it's totally dependent on what's happening in our business at, you know, at the moment. As mentioned, it gives us financial flexibility. It's another opportunity for us to access non-dilutive capital. You know, we're basically gonna analyze our business and make decisions as it comes. Okay. Since we're halfway through this quarter, can you give us a feel for what Q2 might look like? Q2 is looking good. I mean, there's a number of significant deals that are out there, and that are expected to close. These are new deals. When those new deals close, which again, we do expect to happen in Q2, that will have a material positive impact on Q2, but until they close, it's hard for me to, you know, give you a number other than to say that Q2 is looking strong. Do you think it'll be as much as 40% sequential again? It could be, yes. Okay, cool. The one thing I just want to allay, find out what this is. Last quarter, you said that you wanted to deliver $700,000 worth of models to Amazon, but they went on Christmas vacation and couldn't accept it. for people that are concerned that on the day they open the door and you dump the $700,000 in their inbox, the rest of the quarter, you only did, you know, $1.3 million minus $700,000, or how did that work? No, no, no. That's not what happened. Okay ... Q4, we delivered a portion of that $700,000. Okay ... there was a portion that did not get delivered. That's all that speaks to. That's all. It was, you know, some were delivered, some weren't. Some rolled into 2023. Okay. Just like any- We just shouldn't... Yeah. We shouldn't be concerned that it slipped into Q1 and that Q1 would have been worse without that. No. No, no. The CAD 700,000 did not slip into Q1, no. Okay, good. Just wanted to make sure on that because it could be a concern. Okay. I guess my last question is, you said Amazon still hasn't opened up Seller Central. Do you know what's holding it up, or is that just a big mystery to the world? No. What they say to us is, you know, very honest and sincere, that when they open it up, it's forever, which means it has to be 100% functional. It's a big, you know, piece of technology that they built in-house. We're part of that build. We use the technology that, you know, they built. Today, we're part of the team that uses that to bring 3D models onto the platform. We're bringing our select customers over the wall onto the Amazon Seller Central platform and publishing 3D models. It's manual. They're waiting for the tech to be perfect. Then it's going to be automated. They're going to decide when it's perfect. I mean, we're still working with it. It's not like the floodgates have opened. It's just kind of a trickle right now. Okay. They're waiting for tech to happen. Yeah, they're waiting for perfection. I mean, you know, I mean, from our standpoint, it works. We use it. We use their tech from their standpoint, you know, they're still making sure it's perfect. They told us, you know, again, when they launch it's forever, and it's got to be perfect. I mean, you're talking about, you know, millions of users, right? It can't have hiccups. All right. I guess one last question on Toggle. The record date, you said it's going to be public by the first half of June, when's the record date? I don't have a record date, but it's gonna be, obviously, the first half of June. We expect it to be trading before June 15th. Okay, good. All right, we'll look for the press release. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you. Just a quick reminder, star one, please, for questions. We'll go next now to Scott Buck at H.C. Wainwright. Hi. Good afternoon, guys. Congrats on all the progress. Evan, you guys were able to announce over the last couple of weeks a couple contract renewals and expansions. I'm just curious, what makes you guys such a strong partner for these e-commerce companies? Is it, you know, your speed to market, pricing, or the quality of the product itself? It's a good question. I would say that, you know, from the standpoint of speed and being able to scale, yes, you could check the box. Ultimately, I think it's our white glove service that really gets them excited. I mean, these guys are up to their eyeballs in their business, and they see us as an extension of their business. They don't necessarily want to be managing the 3D models themselves, you know. We basically do a lot of the heavy lifting for them, and that's, you know, something that they really value. They see us, I think, as a partner, not just as, like, a service provider, and that's why they keep coming back. That's helpful, Evan. I was curious on OpEx. You guys have done a nice job, kind of reining that in, over the past few quarters. Is this level of OpEx spending something that you can maintain as the revenue, line, you know, continues to scale here in the second half of the year? Actually, we think that there's potential for more efficiencies. We are working extremely hard to get the business to cash flow positive and, you know, the AI is gonna do a lot of the heavy lifting, but it's, you know, managing the expenses as well. We see it going down from here. great. That, that's helpful. Is there a meaningful piece of OpEx that comes out with the Toggle spin-out? It's about $100 a month. Okay. Yeah, it's about $100, $125 per month. Okay. That's really helpful. Yeah. Last one for me. You teased it in your remarks a little bit. Where are your thoughts on up-listing and potential timing around that? All I would say is that it's always been top of mind. I am not unaware of the fact that up-listing is gonna get us the institutional sponsorship that we should have, which would increase our valuation. I would say that it is a priority, and it is something that we think can happen in 2023. It's hard for me to put you know, an actual time on it. I don't wanna end up with egg on my face, Scott. You know, it's definitely something that we are focused on. All right. That's, that's fair. Appreciate the time, guys. Thank you very much. Thanks, Scott. We'll take a question now from Michael Farrah, a private investor. Hey, good afternoon, everybody. Again, also congratulations on all the work you folks are doing and moving the ball forward. I have, I think, two questions. The first one is, how many patents do we have registered, and how many do we have in the process? I think there's a total of seven or eight. That are registered. And/or in process, combined. Oh, I see. Yeah, Andrew might be able to break it- Yeah. There are six that are registered and two in the process. Yeah, that's fantastic. It sounded like from, I believe, Evan's comments, that we are going to file even more, of course, as the generative AI and surrounding technologies that surround it, improve, and we come through with more, unique, technologies that we can also file with the USPTO, et cetera. Yep. Yep. Yep. Second question. I don't know if this was already addressed. Are we in conversations with companies like eBay, Alibaba, et cetera? eBay is a platform, you know, similar to Amazon. They have to build the tech for our tech to be able to integrate and, you know, same thing kinda goes with Alibaba. Gotcha. Okay. Last question is the status of any pending lawsuits, whether they're material or not. There's nothing material out there. What about non-material? There's nothing non-material that I'm gonna discuss on this call. Understood. It's, you know. As a public company, there's always nuisance lawsuits. I mean. Yeah it's what happens. Yeah. There's no reason. It's nothing material that would affect, say, 5% of the stock. No ... that sounds good. Well, again, thank you so much. I'm sure I'm gonna be buying more shares tomorrow. Thanks, Mike. It Well, it's been kinda tough because my wife, you know, she's like, "Well, we have this, and we have that, and, you know, and that stock has just plummeted, and, you know, I guess you were wrong about that one." I'm like, "Oh, geez." "I mean, really?" I mean, I'm sure you don't want that- How many people have been, right- I'm sure you don't want that 50-foot yacht. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah ... a very good buying opportunity. Everyone knows this is a growth company. It's gonna take some time, you know, six months to a year to achieve, you know, cash flow and to get the numbers into positive. Actually, I did have one last question. It's just also may have been addressed, I think, by somebody. With the CAD 2 million that we received, any revenue that we receive, that just goes to them, and then it's taken off our balance sheet? Yeah. I mean, basically, not any revenue, but there's revenue tied to that $2 million that, yeah, essentially, we've been able to access the future revenue. As the account, as we get paid, we pay off that $2 million. Yeah. Gotcha. Okay. Well, thank you so much, and you guys just always remember to drive safe and get your rest because you're gonna need it. Thank you, Michael. All right. Have a great day. Take care. Yeah. Bye. Thank you. We take our next question now from Asad Rashid at Private Investor. Hi, Evan. First of all, thank you for everything you're doing. The markets are but, this is probably one of the few, you know, companies that I really have faith in, so, thank you for what you're doing. My question, sorry, I just signed in right now, so I'm not sure if this has been addressed, but, is there any concrete date yet with, the integration with, Toggle3D and Amazon? Toggle3D is going to be spun out in this first half of June. Yeah. That's in the next couple of weeks. Basically Toggle3D does some of the AI work on our 3D models that we supply to Amazon. To answer your question, Toggle3D is part of the AI story, and it is working quite well for our Amazon relationship. Okay. Is it for, maybe I got this wrong, it was my understanding that the Toggle3D form was to be used by vendors, it would be an option for vendors on Seller Central, is that the case? Not yet. No. Not yet. Okay. Okay. Do you currently institutional investors as of yet or? Not really, which is why, you know, we keep looking for, you know, Nasdaq or New York Stock Exchange because, you know, Institutional investors are restricted from investing in companies that aren't listed. That's, you know, that's the primary reason. Yeah. Yeah, it makes sense. All right. Well, I appreciate it. Thank you for taking my question, and, yeah, I'll be in touch. Thanks. Thanks, Asad. Bye. Mr. Gappelberg, it appears we have no further questions this afternoon. I'd like to turn the conference back to you for any closing comments. I just want to thank everybody for joining us today. We are on the path to achieve our AI dream. Today's numbers really are just the beginning. Thank you, and everybody have a great evening. Thank you, Mr. Gappelberg. Again, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining NextechThreedy.ai's Q1 2023 results conference call. Like to thank you all so much for joining us and wish you all a great evening.