Outsource - Cost / Benefit Discussion, page-27

It's always fun to hear about other investors here,

They currently have three challenges to overcome.
1- Put the new machine into operation.
We have seen pictures of the machine being physically ready.
They already reported double speed achieved in it.
Even if there are some minor glitches and delays (I foresaw from the beginning that there would be delays for sure. It's a new product and it makes sense that there would be delays at the beginning),
it doesn't seem like an overly challenging step.

2- Get Miami-Dade's approval.
They have already received the approval of the Australian Standards Institute.
and of the International Standards Institute.
They have already done their research and homework.
There does not seem to be too much of a challenge for them to receive the long-awaited approval.

3- To physically travel to the USA.
They already have someone who will host them there.
Doesn't sound too challenging to get there physically
Of course (sarcastically) except for the difficult challenge of changing the driver's side of the truck.

Isn't it clear that when they get the permits, and present a revolutionary machine in the US, they will be hijacked by contractors?

We are just a moment away, I am amazed that new investors have not yet recognized the opportunity here at this stage.