And I'd add one more, talent and the generational differences of the frontline workers.

We have been talking about a factory of the future and industry 4.0 for many years.

The ambition was always clear.

Factories that are more productive, more flexible and increasingly self-controlled.

What feels different now is that the technology has finally caught up with the ambition.

Today, I see three things coming together.

First, physical AI can now sense, reason, and act through robots, machines, and material handling systems.

Is there a benefit to the first movers in this space or the watch and sees?