In particular, the aliasing with gather polar data and how you overcame this problem. Because there was an anechoic chamber there, we could measure continuously, and average the measurements over a range of angles. MH433, KF900, BH822, KF940, MQ Series, LA400, etc., etc. etc. EAW doesn't operate like a normal company in a lot of ways - so just doing business has been pretty innovative. It's more like they've studied us to see what makes it work.
Most companies have a drawn out process to decide what products to develop.
Instead, we have created systems that allow us to design a lot of stuff very quickly. The market tells us after the fact which ones were a good idea. We never were short of capital, because Ken Berger was pretty committed top reinvestment. Where we're seeing some real promise is in the RCF connection. We're able to give RCF some very focused input as to where they should be concentrating their transducer development efforts.