I think we forget that FBR is intrinsically a robotic truck manufacturer. WAAS is a franchise product aimed at selling the device to downstream enterprises. FBR’s revenue will come from 1) selling trucks to joint ventures and then 2) having long term subsidiary revenue from WAAS. The parent company will be profitable from selling the trucks initially with future growth coming from the uptake of the technology from WAAS. To me profitability is closer than many think
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