I take a ‘walk before you run’ approach to commercial rollout. Any product produced, sold and put into ‘production’ as an end user, will be all the confirmation we need.
At that point we have a real product that can be evaluated. It can also be adapted and improved in successive generations, like all products. New and better manufacturing techniques will be discovered, ect. New markets and opportunities will arise. New customers will notice.
Call it the ‘spiral into ubiquity’.
This will need to start with a single product. This would be the moment we get beyond ‘forward looking statements’.