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this is the daily tech news show weekend edition Got another weekend edition for you this week.

And a special version this time because our producer Amos, Anthony Lamos, was able to sit down with one of the folks from Pison.

You may remember me interviewing Pison recently about their fatigue tracking,

some of the measurements that they do. They work a lot with people in baseball to help optimize

things and decide like who's freshest and who's ready and that sort of stuff. And Amos shares

a background with the manager of strategic partnerships at Pison.

So they sat down to have a good old-fashioned confab about their shared experiences and how

technology works into that and how that has informed the work at Pison.

So take it away, Amos.

All right. I'm here with Michael Lanieve, the manager of strategic partnerships at Pison.

And Mike, we're going to get into that part of it a little bit later. But you and I have an

interesting common background of sorts.

Yes, sir. Thanks, Amos, for having me on. I really appreciate it. I am a retired chief warrant officer from the United States Army. I retired out of Army Special Operations Command. I was the director of aviation safety at the Army Special Operations Aviation Command. And with that position, came along with 22 plus years of flying experience, flu

OH-58 deltas, and MH-47G Chinook helicopters.

And yeah, I love talking aviation.

I love talking safety and I love talking maintenance.

So let's get to it.

Well, you say maintenance, to remind the audience, those of you who might not know,

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