Scott Keeney : It is really mostly the latter Greg. Just trying to be, exhaustive in our comments of what we see going on out there. We continue to launch new products that continue to enhance, the productivity of what we are doing. And certainly, the customers that we work with are certainly interested in making sure that, they have got high quality, that they have got reliable supply chain, and I think those factors that are certainly critical for these tools where the lasers is a really big part of the productivity and the bomb of those tools. So, it is something we’re noting. But it’s not something that we feel like we need to highlight a whole lot more than them.
Operator: [Operator Instructions]. Your next question comes from Ruben Roy from Stifle. Please go ahead.
Ruben Roy: Scott, I had a similar question to Jim. So, I hope we’re not repeating ourselves here, but it did have to do with the timing of the extension and Kress on that. It’s great to see. But just wondering if you give us a little more detail in this sort of was that based on, I think you mentioned milestones continuing to be hit on the program but the $86 million contract that was announced in May, I think, some of the milestones around that we’re expected to commence this quarter. So maybe you can give us an update on has that started have there been pullins on that for any reason? And then just around this idea of three-year timeline to execute on sort of these contracts. I don’t think I’ve heard that timeline before. So maybe if you could give us more detail on what the milestones might be or anything you could kind of talk about for that three-year timeline. That’d be helpful. Thank you.
Scott Keeney : This we have kicked off the program. We are making good progress. We’re on track. It is challenging. This is the highest power laser that’s ever been demonstrated. But we are on track and that laser is fundamentally focused on proving out these power levels. This laser then will be used for further demonstrations. So, it’s not a program of record. But over the next couple of years, we will continue to scale the power and then that laser will be used for various demonstrations. And as soon as we have information we can share on exactly where those will be we will do so.
Ruben Roy: And then it’s great to see all the work and success you’re having at the higher energy area, but I think over the last several weeks, we’ve heard a lot about sort of potential use cases for lower energy, and I say lower energy, 20-kilowatt, 30-kilowatt, 50 kilowatt lasers using some defense applications. And I’m wondering as you think about and talk about some of these additional areas that you’re seeing some discussions in activity and et cetera are there those areas that we should be thinking about as potential contributors to revenue incrementally over the next couple years?
Scott Keeney : We are engaged across the spectrum from low power, medium power, high-power. We’re also engaged across, the stack of technology from the pumps, the fiber lasers, and the integrated full high-energy lasers. And so yes, there are opportunities at the low water power levels in particular internationally. There are a number of programs and we have been designed into a number of different programs around the world in that space. And so once again, it’s an area where there’s a lot of information flowing out there. And as we’re able to clarify further, certainly will do so. I highlighted the work we’re doing in Israel previously, but we’re also doing work with our allies elsewhere around the world. And so, we do see activity there and as soon as we’re able to provide more clarity on that certainly look forward to getting that out to you all.
