Zenith-7

(Live interview with Databridge CEO Robert Conway on the 'Lance Stayle This Evening Show!' Part 2/3) (Audience applause/cheering) LS: "(Stayle chuckles)" RC: "Anyway, please continue." LS: "Right. Oh yes! (Stayle points at the camera) Forgot we're live." (Audience chuckles) LS: "(Clears throat) You as Databridge CEO since 2015 are credited as being the one to expand the Zenith Androids into new series right?" RC: "Correct." LS: "What inspired you do make such a decision, besides the dollar signs?" RC: "(Conway chuckles) Well Lance, it seemed like the natural next step. Of course my late predecessor Francis Newbert & his fellow founder of Databridge Albert Ellor deserve all the credit for laying the groundwork for the Zenith Androids. Their original Zenith-1 Androids were truly ahead of the times. But there were other avenues that I and many others in the Databridge family felt we could explore." LS: "How many you got now you got the Z1s... Those fancy Z5s. Z6s & most recently the Z7." RC: "We're always developing, always expanding on the Zenith Project. The Z7s for example we're already leasing out to other companies such as Sedna Deepsea and even the Canadian national park service." LS: "Question. When can I get a red one?" (Audience chuckles) RC: "(Conway chuckles) Maybe soon. But our replacement parts for damaged models are usually red." LS: "Lemme get my hammer then." (Audience laughs) RC: "(Conway chuckles) Don't do that." LS: "Another question, why are they all lady bots? I'm curious." RC: "Actually when Newbert first invisioned the project, they were meant to look like a man. But the old designs were clunky & bulky. So the early designers back in the 2000s designed the Zeniths in the shape of a woman. To which I think you'll agree, much more approachable." LS: "Can't argue with that." RC: "All of the hardware we have is based around the feminine shape. So were we to change now, we'd have to redesign a lot of the internals. So we thought, why change it now?"