How does that pace change how you guys are thinking about scale?

That's a great question because a week ago we were at, we had a big booth at the World Robotics Conference in China.

And we were impressed, you know, we have competitors in China, obviously.

And we were impressed that most of the robots at the conference were running real sense cameras.

And China's like producing a ton of robots from China.

from humanoids you know the unitary just went public crazy valuation that was out of china and i mean also amrs like wheeled based robots tons of those coming out of china and and a lot of the the manipulators just arms you know industrial arms coming out of china and we were super impressed to see real sense just dominating on on all of those those robots as well i think I think it not only goes to just use RealSense, but our SDK is open source.

So as a developer, I'm using Cursor and Cloud Code more and more every day.

What's the next product we want to think about ahead of time? What separates, in your opinion, these developers who actually ship something from the ones who are just tinkering and doing this for fun on the side?

What does the day-to-day look like?

Well, RealSense, as you mentioned, is like the robotic eyes company.

We're really a perception company that makes cameras and lots of other technologies.

We partner with Nvidia, Boston Dynamics, Limex Dynamics, like everybody in the space.

We've got really two main product categories.

One is the stereo cameras, 3D stereo depth cameras.

So it allows robots to basically see in 3D like a human.

What is that gold standard or the use case that you're particularly proud of? Well, I mean, everyone's heard of