No comments, I had hoped to enter into a discussion.

I also think a few ikons that link to internal key pages visitors may want to immediately visit, such as Officers and Board, Constitution and By-Laws instead of searching through the navigation bar. It might hold interest during a visit.

I like the updates, not just because I suggested them. They are clear and useful. I would prefer to see more about DSATS on this home page instead of a commercial job site and non DSATS upcoming events. Maybe as link to a page "History" of DSATS. There is a document with a chronology of events from the original launch.

Not sure I would trust this analysis - non oil and gas trying to describe drilling robotics.

True BUT their economics are based on increasing very slow historical drilling performance with rotary (insert) bits in granite. Utah FORGE just jumped from 15 ft per hour to 100 ft per hour with new PDC bits and limiter redesign. They saw 200 ft per hour and are trying to figure how to continuously replicate this. This means the goal posts shifted significantly for millimeter wave and plasma drilling.

Technologies like this (e.g. plasma) have been around since the 1970's. None of which have matured into applications. Traditional drilling with jointed. pipe has gone deeper, farther, faster than these new technologists imagined in their offset analysis. The drilling rates achieved in the granite of Utah FORGE have blown away the novel drilling projections. An issue I have with this millimeter wave technology is deployment - how will they maintain the correct stand off from the bottom hole while continuously feeding the tool, most say they will use coiled tubing but the reel will be way too large to transport, .etc. etc.....