I mean, you're basically pre-revenue. You're doing clinical trials, right?

Absolutely. We're pre-revenue, but we do have a plan. So I can give you an idea.

So when you say you don't want to get into your revenues, I mean, you can just tell me your pre-revenue, right?

That's a much better way to say. It makes it very easy.

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Hey, folks. My guest today is Adi Berenson. He's the co-founder and CEO of Claire Labs.

Prior, he was three years as human interaction designer and prototyping at Apple.

And before that, eight years as VP of business development and marketing for Prime Sense,

the leader in 3D sensing technology behind Microsoft Connect and Apple's face ID cameras. Prime Sense

was acquired by Apple. Adi, are you ready to take us to the top? Yeah. Thanks a lot. Great to be here.

You bet. So Claire Labs at C-L-A-I-R, you're building contact-free remote patient monitoring systems. What got you into that space?

So actually, it's all started from our work in Apple, which I cannot get too much into it. So my background is coming from consumer electronics, but in my days in Apple, I got to work

a bit with them on digital health projects.

That was back in 2017.

And I realized what a monumental challenge it is for modern societies.

And once I started getting into this and learning about how old-fashioned workflows are there,

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