Thank you. We are going to show the video to emphasize, those key points that Steve just mentioned. This is a 4.5-minute video. And afterwards, we’re going to take you live and explain to you exactly what those websites do and show and why that is key and significant for us. [Audio/Video Presentation] Thank you. As we mentioned, we have won five CES awards. We have UL, FCC, NEC, ANSI/NEMA, and AIA, American Institute of Architects Vote, and endorsements by other many organizations. What we believe strongly on the global market, there's billions of installations; in the U.S. there are hundreds of millions. We strongly believe that we can take a nice piece and a percentage of this market, if it's --down the years, 5%, 10%, 20% or 30%. If it's mandatory, obviously it can be much bigger, but we also will be satisfied with 1% of the market. Should be a huge number based on the number of installations in the U.S., and we'll talk about hundreds of millions. The reason we applied for the mandatory -- we're applying for that application for standardization as this is the situation today. What you see on the left is in every ceiling in the U.S. and what we propose is the end of wires, the end of risk. You do not need to risk the life every time you go install a chandelier. This happened before. If you see the Edison bulb, Edison bulb had wires and it was installed to the ceiling for many, many years with wires. And for safety reasons, Edison invented the Edison base would became a world standard. And we strongly believe we have an opportunity to lead the standard here in the U.S. and possibly go around globally with this. We already have those major achievements in the NEC as we mentioned, and it's -- one of them is the most significant addition to the NEC in the past 40 years. We also changed the definition of the receptacle after 120 years. This is our goal for every house, and to have a ceiling receptacle that can enable us installing many fixtures. We have those specific approvals already voted by 10 segments, voted by ANSI/NEMA, voted by American Institute of Architects for the continuing education for, and voted as a generic name WSCR. As you can see here, the GFCI in your wall, in your bathroom has a generic name. It's Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter and shortcut is GFCI. For us, WSCR, Weight-Supporting Ceiling Receptacle was already voted. This is what we achieved in the past 12 years, and this is what we achieved in the past 12 months. It's the ANSI/NEMA approval. It's the American Institute of Architects approval, the five awards, acquiring the company and having key members joining us. We also presented this year in several shows and the CES, as we mentioned, Consumer Electronics Show. We won five awards. But actually the best show I think we presented this year was the Builder’s Show and we got tremendous, appreciation for our product and demand. And what we are doing now is loading our products to our websites. And what we also presented in the AIA, American Institute of Architects annual conference that was very successful. Again, many of architects and builders that approach us are waiting on our products, and that's what we are doing now. We are moving to 64 websites with our products, and we are going to go live to a demonstration. Every product you will see in our websites will be -- can be purchased in three ways. Okay? And we're starting now to implement those integration. First way is the traditional way of wires. The second way is the plug & play, and the third way is a smart plug & play. Obviously, each of those options is revenue for the Company but obviously the two better options, as even more revenue for the Company. And we are now converting more and more fixtures to be integrated with those better two options we have here. So with that being said, we will go now and show you a live demo, of our websites. This is one of our leading websites and one of the U.S. leading websites, 1stoplighting.com. It's a website that is there for over 16 years and is one of the top U.S. websites. If you can see here on the right, there is a banner. When you click on the banner, if the internet works, obviously. Yes. It does. Okay. You go to our page here. You can see the lady plugging the fixture on the right. You have a demonstration video of a woman installing fixtures. And as you saw here, and if you scroll down, you see -- by the way, our logo here on the left SKYX Platforms, our Sky Plug logo, the plug here. And if you scroll down, you start seeing fixtures integrated with our products. So here, for example, we are clicking on a fixture now, and you can see here a fixture. As you go to the homepage of the fixture, you will see additional information, additional bannering, additional videos, and you have three options as I showed earlier to purchase. So, the hardwire installation here. If you hover on it, you can see, it explains you what hardwire means and the risk involved. The second one is the plug & play, and the third one is the smart one. Okay? Then you can purchase each of those options and you click on each one you want, and then you go out. If you click here on chandeliers, you will see again a Sky, Sky Plug banner here. Okay? And think about those banners, if you would go to any website in the U.S. and want to take over those banners, how many millions of dollars you will have to take -- to pay to take over banners on websites. We are going to have banners like this and tens of websites in the next coming months. We will announce them. We are implementing in more websites, not only our websites, by the way. We are trying to collaborate with other websites and in discussions. And when something materials, we will report on this as well. But this is changing an industry from hardwire, risking to plug & play. When you plug here again, you will go again to our page and having this. So, this is 1stoplighting, one of the websites -- one of the U.S. leading websites. And we will take you live now to another website, one of the Canadian leading websites, Canadalightingexperts. We click here. We're in a new website now, the same here. As you can see, same banner here. Okay. Same information here. If you can see on the right, the plug & play lady, our logo on the left, our Sky Plug logo. And if you scroll down, you'll see fixtures. Now, some different fixtures based on the markets. We have our data. We have tremendous data that we know what fixtures go in what market, what colors, what designs, and that's how we are staging. And that's how we're selecting what fixtures go where. So, as you can see here, again, the product, the homepage, and you can have the three options to buy, as you can see down on the right here, hardwire, plug & play, okay, or smart Plug & play. So we're very excited about this. Again, we click here, chandeliers, we'll see again big banners. So, we'll have a lot of education on every page of those products. And as we go, we'll educate more and more. And that's going to be in 64 websites. As John Campi, our CEO mentioned, we are currently in 16 websites and very excited about this. So, that's a small briefing on this segment. And last and not least, before we go to the Q&A, we will have here one more slide to show you. Okay. That's not what we wanted to show. Okay. I believe that's what we wanted to show. Okay, here we go. So again, here, as we saw the three options, the products we're selling them are light kits that have smart light kits and won the CES award. So if you see here a fixture, and then you see the base here on the fixture, we can move it aside or retrofit it on a brand new base. We'll have the standard plugs and the smart plugs on every fixtures. As we showed you, we're going to have ceiling fans, we're going to have all kinds of ceiling fans with heaters, other products. And we're going to emphasize on the safety aspects of our products. In Generation 2, as we showed you, it's a concept of an iPhone or a smartphone, the all-in-one concept. You have a smart platform, a personal platform and whatnot -- why not to have a smart platform in every room? You take all the smart home products and put them on one platform to create this. All the reds like smoke -- smart smoke detectors, smart CO detectors that you saw in the video. It’s very important and significantly lifesaving, time saving, cost saving. We’ll demonstrate this very quickly. Now, as you see on the left, if you need to make a one room become smart, it would take you probably a couple days just to wire that room. Okay? And the price you'll pay the electrician without the price you already paid for the product will probably cost you twice or 3 times more than paying our product. So not only you save 99% of time on installation, you probably save two thirds of the cost of the entire fixture. And we believe, strongly believe that our fixture installed in your ceiling will cost probably -- and paying for the fixture will cost two-thirds less than what you pay today to just install a smart home without even paying for the product. Why is this significant? Because a one bedroom can become smart within minutes rather than days. A large home can become smart within hours rather than weeks. And think about a 500-room condo or 500-room hotels would take you today to make it smart probably a year with millions of dollars. Here, potentially, we can deliver a smart home building or smart hotel of 500 rooms, let's say in a day or two. And if potentially the price is going to be around $800 a platform, a price of an iPhone, let's say. So you talk about hundreds of thousands of dollars in a day or two rather than millions in a year. So, we're very excited about this. The use cases for those things are hotel rooms, cruise ships, hospital, elder living, home care, offices, retail et cetera. So, we're extremely excited with this. We can now close the screen. I want to thank our team here. I also want to thank lead people that join us, one of our first investors and very involved in the Company's Bob Nardelli, former CEO of Home Depot and Chrysler helps us a lot. Al Weiss, former President of Disney Parks, Resorts and Cruises and Product, that also joined us recently. And then, Khadija Mustafa, head of Global AI for Microsoft and in the past Global Sales is quite significant for us as well. And then Eric Jacobson that retired after 30 years as a president of American Lighting Association and joined us and working together with Mark Earley, the Former Head of the National Electrical Code and our applications for standardization, having a lighting leader industry that made many regulations for the lighting industry together with Mark Earley, that created many regulations within electrical industry together, leading our application in addition to our COO, Patty Barron, Amy Cronin, and Chuck Melow [ph] and many other people involved in this is significant for us and we're quite excited. So with that being said, we will take some questions here.