and--and i explained that she had created this novel concept called biomimicry, and they nodded, and anderson, which, you know, these were good ol' georgia boys. i mean, he's a a good ol' georgia boy, too, but these were good ol' georgia boys, and-d--ad you could just feel it in the room. no one said it exactly, but it was like, "but, well, she's a girl." ha ha! [laughter] i tell you, you could cut it, and, um, and i said, "yeah, she is thehe female part of our species. that's true," and... [laughter] and then when they said yes, then i had to convince janine to come to interface... [laughter] and--and she said, "oh, really?" you know, "what could i possibly do for a carpet comompany?" and, u, but she did come, and not long after, she went for a walk in

it's all about biomimicry, learning from nature and applying principals from nature to better and improveout lightweight construction, artificial intelligence, energy efficiency. and this is one of my favorite projects. >> jimmy: now what would this be made of? like graphite or something? >> so yeah, this is actually carbon fiber for the frame. so it's nice and flexible, yet very lightweight and a very thin foil. so it's all about function integration into small spaces and keeping it as lightweight as possible. >> jimmy: can i hold one? >> of course. here you go. >> jimmy: like this? >> yes. >> jimmy: all right, now can i fly one? >> yes, of course. >> jimmy: all right. [ laughter ] i did not -- i did not -- how much is this? how much is this? [ laughter ] i'm sorry. you did it. you did it. you did it. i saw it. we watch the replay. we watch the replay. [ laughter ] $80 million. >> it's all in the wrist. >> jimmy: you did it. i honestly -- i'm sorry. that was sophia's fault. [ laughter ] >> of course it was. >> jimmy: sorry. will it work now after i screw up? >> yeah, just hold it up. >>