Mm.

So having that larger field of view, I think, is very important.

But there's some other additions that, uh, also are important part of that product.

One, we decrease the amount of radiation necessary by having a video camera in the collimator, so our X-ray tech can accurately align the pelvis through a grid on the bottom of the table, or he's using video to line that up.

So we have a perfect, uh, positioned, uh, pelvis each time.

So instead of taking the normal three to five shots, uh, to get that alignment, uh, that's not necessary.

So instead of pushing the limits and, uh, accepting a AP pelvis not operating in the anterior pelvic plane, uh, we don't have to do that.

Uh, Dean, for you, 'cause there are young surgeons and residents listening to this show, uh, fellows, what's a piece of advice that you would give them about combining clinical practice, um, with engineering, genuinely building something new?