From the 10 k
"Our business model is to acquire and license intellectual properties which the Company believes hold potential for development to commercial application. From there, the idea is developed into a test prototype series for validation that the idea is scalable to full-size from the laboratory, and then developed further to a commercial-grade series of niche products for the intended market. The manufacturing of the commercial-grade products is then conducted by third-party vendors and suppliers under contract(s) with the Company. These vendors are broken up by product component subcategory, enabling multiple manufacturing capacity redundancies and safeguards to be utilized. In addition, the strategy allows the Company to eliminate the prohibitively high capital expenditures such as costs of building, operating and maintaining its own manufacturing facilities, ratings, personnel and licenses, thereby eliminating unnecessary capital intensity and risk. "
Third party manufacturing! That means zero comes up with the product and and then hands it off to a manufacturer who will likely do all servicing install and engineering etc . Outside of a milestone payment the billions in sales will be going to the third party and then temple and zero will get a licensing fee. Unless of course zero wants to spend 20m on a factory and distribution network ....I'm guessing no!