So I would love if you could talk us through a little bit about your career and how you went from orthopedic surgery to where you are today.

Yeah, for sure.

So background is, as you mentioned, I'm an orthopedic surgeon.

Specifically, I practice shoulder and shoulder reconstruction in Vancouver, Canada.

And this journey started for me when I started practice in 2010.

And that was after doing two fellowships and then obviously a five-year residency.

And one of the things that started to become aware to me was when I started practice, first thing was it's a cliff that no one talks about.

So can you tell me a little bit more about what you designed and what you built?

I mean, I've been in some simulation centers going back 10 or 12 years ago myself, right? But what did you see from your end as the gap that precision OS needed to

solve? It's a really good question, Tom, and we've been thinking about it a long time.

And there's been some really... well-developed simulations on the platform or in the industry right now, really well-done ones.

And we always wondered why trainees never use them.

Simulation's been around for a long time.

And there's a psychological reason behind it.

There's also an investment reason behind it.

How does this work? How do residents and practicing surgeons actually use these simulations in preparation for real procedures? Can you take us a little deeper?