Ethicon, Inc.

So what you can expect from us is, you know, going beyond general surgery very quickly into areas of high robotic adoption and high unmet need from a specialty standpoint.

Roku, we all know that Johnson & Johnson and Ethicon, they have expertise in surgical instruments, particularly stapling and energy devices.

Where do you see this expertise translate into meaningful advantages with the Otava system? And ultimately, is it the surgical platform itself that's a differentiator, or the instruments and the technology that's integrated into the platform that will be the differentiator? It's all of

them.

Which product from Johnson and Johnson was it? Do you know?

It's called, it's Ethicon products.

So you have to just, it's called, it's for scarring.

It's actually for the sutures that you actually use to close the actual, you know, opened, what is it called? Sutures, right? So she did the sutures and then they use these products from Johnson & Johnson that really kind of kept it clean and minimal.

At one point, we worked really heavily with sales reps in pharma, specifically Sanofi Avensis.

And then that eventually evolved into medical device sales with Johnson & Johnson, Ethicon, and Medtronic.

And then ultimately where we landed and where I spent most of my time was working with corporate executives.

So C-suite executives that were five to 10 years out from retirement that had very complicated compensation packages.