 Change is coming. What's up money geeks, Mr. V here. Welcome to another video guys. So in today's video, I want us to talk about ticket symbol and OX nano imaging. So this is a company that is based out of Israel and they're trying to change the way we do imaging in the hospital as far as doing x-ray scans and other stuff. They're trying to change how we are going to do that moving forward. Remember how Tesla came and said, when it's changed how we power our cars, it went from, you know, cars being powered by gasoline and in petrol to now being powered by electric. That is what Tesla did and see where Tesla's at today. So this company is looking at the current imaging system in our hospitals. It looks like this is so old, so bulky. We can come in and make it even more advanced and streamline it and make it smaller. A good example would be think about computers. Back in the days in the early eighties like that, you have a computer would have a whole room to itself for you to own a computer because everything was so massive. But fast forward today, it was string down a computer to the point where you can actually hold it in the palm of your hand in the form of a cell phone. So this company is actually working on an excellent product, but I'm not just excited about the product. I'm super excited about the business model. But before we get started, guys, if you're new to the channel, we took about how to earn money, how to save money, how to invest and how to build wealth. So if that's something that interests you, go ahead and smash that like button and don't forget the tiny little notification bell right next to it so that when I post new videos, you'll be the first one to know. And also if you're looking to get started with investing, we both going to do the promotion where if you sign up and deposit one hundred dollars, you get two free stocks, not one, two values somewhere between eight dollars and sixteen hundred dollars free of charge for you for using the platform. You're welcome. So let's talk about nano imaging. Let's take a look at this company and really see if this company is worth investing in or not. Let's jump right in. So here we go, guys. Once you go to the website, you know, and then I declare Nenax. This is where it looks like. And basically, again, like I said, this is a company that is working to kind of replace what we currently do today when as far as X-ray. So they're developing more from a digital X-ray perspective. Today we use analog X-rays and these guys are developing a digital X-ray. They think they found the solution, the technology to not only improve that, but also make it so that the size is really small for for people and hospitals to be able to accommodate them without their huge expense that our current system of X-rays does have. So that's one of the things I'm really super excited about it. So again, the company is Nenax Technology. So they have this vision like, hey, we want to change the way we do X-rays. Like I said earlier, Tesla changed the way we we we power cars. And now this guy wants to change the way we do X-rays. So if you go on the website, you can see some of this stuff about the solutions that they're looking at and then, you know, kind of make a decision. So you see some like, this is the current system today, which is the analog system right here on the left. So this image on the left and then on the right here, the Nenax Arc, that's how they call it. That is the digital system, which is what they're building, relatively small footprint, which is awesome. And also, it's going to be affordable just for transparency, guys. This company hasn't manufactured this yet. This is a prototype. The goal is to actually go ahead and have a workable product so they can do a demo and get a prover or from the FDA. So they can do that. That's why I'm super excited about this company. So let's kind of jump in and take a look at their presentation that they have here so we can really tell more of the detailed stuff about this company. So this is their presentation. Just so again, it answers the question like, like what? So the what is so Nenax aims to build a global infrastructure for Medicare imaging. So that is the goal. Not only are they trying to just build a product, but they're trying to do an infrastructure. And remember, I told you guys that the business model is one of the things that really intrigues me in. We're going to talk about it. So the what is again, build a global infrastructure for Medicare imaging. Then the need, you know, if you look at like across the globe, there is places, people that require Medicare imaging and not getting it. So there's massive deficit of Medicare imaging system due to high system costs because for you to go into a remote village in a developing country and put a medical imaging system there, it's just not feasible because first of all, we have power, that's number one. Number two is very expensive and cumbersome. So people end up having to travel thousands of miles to go get medical imaging. So they're looking at ways to solve that, right? So two out of the two to third of the world's population has no access to medical imaging. I mean, if you think about it, that is not good. So week and months of wait time for radiology and diagnostic results, which is exactly an issue that we're facing today, even in the developed world, we still face that issue. You can't just go the same day and get your results. They usually will send them later to you. So they're doing it. So now what are they trying to solve? They will, how are they going to do it? They're building this new technology. So again, they call it the game-changing technology. Just like Tesla was a game-changing car. So they're doing it, they want to build it. So going from what we currently have today, which is the analog X-ray, they're replacing it with their digital X-ray. So you would look at the size from the analog, which is massive, bulky, takes up so much room compared to what they're trying to build, which is a very small piece of equipment that you can actually hold in the palm of your hand. So here is the upcoming milestone, right? So the first one is we are targeting several near-term value catalysts, such as FDA approver and commercialization. That's what I want to get to. So the first one, deal sign FDA approver, first unit ship, Q1 of 2021. This is, so this is coming up. So you're looking at Q1 of, so that's early next year, manufacturing ramp up global deployment. So they're thinking between 2021 and 2024, they want to have 15,000 unit deployed and operational across the globe. So that's good. I love that they're taking these bold steps because that's what Elon Musk was saying too, like he would like it. We want to be able to sell 5,000 cars and people were like, how can you say that you haven't even made two cars yet? But hey, you know exactly what you want. You go for it. So disruptive business model, guys. I mentioned that this is the one thing that I really love about this particular company, the way they're going about medical screening as a service. That is the business model that I just love. And that's the way every company is going today. You have software as a service. You have infrastructure as a service. You have platform as a service. And now these guys are coming out with your medical screening as a service, which is awesome. So you not only, they're not just trying to sell you a piece of equipment for you to go put in your hospital and then only they operate whatever you want. No, they are putting the piece of equipment there for you at no cost to you and then charge you per screen, which is awesome. So they would bring the equipment and say, show us where you want the equipment. Fit that, they'll fit the equipment, they set everything up. All you have to do is just continue to do screens and they're charging you per screen. Man, I love the business model. It is really, really awesome. Because at that way, you're not worried about, you know, people not buying because you're just putting there for free. People are using it and then just paying as you go. That is to me, I think it's a very brilliant business model. If they can successfully deploy it, that's the caveat. If they can successfully deploy it. So let's take a look here real quick. So early dictation is key, preventive health and all that good stuff. We're just gonna go through that. Again, we talked about how many people need, you know, medical imaging in the world. This is the old system, which they're trying to replace again. It's very, very expensive, complex and very cumbersome. Now they're coming out with a very compact system, cheaper. A fundamental technological change in X-ray source, which is good. We result in lower cost and smaller imaging size of systems, which is good. Which we expect will enable significant, higher availability for imaging services. Means business is gonna boom, pretty much as we're saying. Driving higher rate for medical prevention through early dictation, saving cost on medical care. That's awesome, right? That's what we've always wanted. Now they go into details of the technology, what goes into it, I'm not gonna read into all that. So here is the product they're trying to build. See here is saying that, hey, it's big enough to fit in the size of your phone, like a cell phone. That is, I mean, to me that's great. So you look at the old system, the legacy chip costs about $150,000 on an average, compared to the Ninox, which is gonna cost you $100, which is, boy, that is huge amount of savings. So look at from this, see how massive, move too fast, see how massive this is to this. Look at that, the difference is so obvious. So to me, this company has a brilliant space in the market if they can follow through to execute it. I believe in this company, so I already have it in my portfolio. So again, this is, again, some sort of the footprint that you see, this is what the current system is takes up space in the hospital. They're gonna move to this little tiny thing that you see right here, which is, boy, it's really good. So let's move on to these again, samples of images that they're taking. This is the Ninox ARC 3D. So this is what they anticipate building. It's gonna look something like this. So their product is gonna look like this. So this is what they're trying to get the FDA to approve. This will be the first design in Ninox ARC. It's gonna look something like that, which is awesome. Okay, so again, these are the steps that they're going through to go through now get approval from the FDA and all the different things that needs to happen for them to actually go. So most importantly, second point here says, if cleared, we plan to deploy the first Ninox ARC in the first half of 2021. So it's coming up here really, really quick. So just so people know. So I hope that they can get this thing out there. So now this is the part that I really enjoy. I mean, move here, I think, do we skip something? No, I'm gonna jump here. So this is the part that I love, the business model. So this Medicare screening as a service, M-S-A-A-S. The beauty again, like what I love about it is the fact that they're deploying the unit and then charging you per scan. So business is always gonna be available. So if you look at it here with a simple example, pricing model and minimum animal service fee. So pay per scan, which is, it's a service business model. Remember, most businesses are moving into service-based or subscription-based. If you look at even some of the softwares that Microsoft Office used to have installed on your computer, now this is here, you can use it in the cloud and just pay a monthly fee. You look at Illustrator, Photoshop. You used to be able to install it on your computer and use it for as long as you want. Today, they want you to just have a subscription that you pay and use it on a monthly basis in the cloud. So it's a very, very smart business model. And I'm glad that these guys are going that route because it's really gonna help them in terms of revenue. So you see here, they run the numbers. Just gonna show you what it's gonna come out to. So you're talking about synonyx covers. I don't know what, CAPEX investments for systems and deployment. So they cover $40 total cost per scan as a global average based on current contracts. That's pretty good per scan. Nenix revenue, $14 out of the 40 per scan based on current contracts. So for every scan, they're getting a revenue of $14. Man, I mean, just imagine that. They do win thousands of scans a day. That huge amount of money coming in. If they plan on deploying 15,000 Nenix art in 20, between 2021 and 2024, it's a huge amount of growth. Again, these are the areas where current contracts for deals, wow, 5,150 units pending local regulatory approver. So Australia and New Zealand, I mean, you can read it. So this is, I mean, they have something that people want. So USA, 3,000 units. Korea, Vietnam, 2,500 units. I'm loving it. So again, this is just kind of some of the customer profile and stuff. Again, I'm not gonna go into the depths of this. Let's move down to, let's see. Okay, this is one other area to the cloud system, which is really great. So you're talking about not only the system can scan you, but it can connect wirelessly to the cloud system and just upload those images to either your radiology specialist to your hospital or to your doctor, which is good. And because today you go, they do it, I don't know how they transmit the images, but it takes forever. If it's gonna just go through the cloud, bam, bam, bam. And you have it at your hospital, at your medical doctor. When you show up, your doctor has your images, good to go. I think that's really good. And then the team here, so if you see the CEO, founder and CEO, this is the guy that actually did, he invented, I think, this wireless charger that we have today. If I remember, yes, right there, the founder of the wireless charging industry. So he's the guy that started it. So from a reputation standpoint, this dude has done something. He has proven that he knows what he's doing. The fact that he's the one that found it, that wireless charging, he has a vision. So coming into this and starting this, I don't think that he's setting up for failure. I think it's setting up for success. So again, more people on the board, just kind of key finances. This is the part where I wanna be very, very, very, very clear with you guys. For their finances, they really don't have anything to show because this again, this is kind of like a startup. They're still going out raising capital and trying to get this thing out the door. So they don't really have any money to show as far as any sort of revenue, because they don't have it. So I mean, this is one way you're investing, not just investing because you invest in because you see the vision. That's where I looked at it. I'm looking for five, 10 years down the road. I'm seeing that vision that what we have for x-ray is very, very a kick. And so it's time for a new system. And these guys have figured it out. That's the vision I'm investing in. So I'm not gonna look at the finances here and be like, oh, they don't really have anything. And then that would scare me from investing. No, I'm still gonna invest. But again, that's me willing to take that risk. So ask yourself if that's something that you want to take. That's a risk that you wanna take before you even pull the trigger. Do your research. Make sure that you kinda go through this, read this too, and make sure you understand what this is, the company's all about before you can even put your money on the line. So again, this is my best part of this is the business model. This is one of the, I mean, they're taking just out of the playbook of all these tech companies. And I'm pretty sure this is gonna help them in the long run a lot. So here you go, guys. This is a company, again, like I said, that is trying to change the way we do medical imaging. So if you are somebody that is in the space, you probably understand it's better than a lot of us, they're just doing research and trying to catch up. But let me do the comment section. What do you think about this whole idea of being able to change how we do things mostly from the past to the present? Do you think about Tesla, where they started and where they are today? I know you can say companies like Nicola Moto that came out and they're trying to do things too. They haven't done any product. And so far, the things that haven't been so good on them, companies like TerraNose that came out with the nano tubes and stuff like that, that never pan out, that could be a scary thing. But this company trades publicly. And so, again, if you look at the technology and where they're going, it sounds like something really good, but it's very, very high-risk. They don't have the physical product yet. So this is kind of a high-risk, high-reward investment. Again, if you're new to the channel, check about how to earn money, how to save money, how to invest and build wealth. So if there's something that interests you, go ahead and smash that like button in the notification bell to miss out on new content. And as always, guys, stay motivated.