Yeah.

Yeah.

So, so his first kind of thought was, you know, when we were going through some postoperative knee and lower extremity mechanics, was putting a laser on the thigh that would actually reproduce in real time the movement of the lower chain.

So you would be able to tell if you were wobbling through varus and valgus and what that might mean and, you know, depth of squatting and things like that.

And then it just kind of evolved over time to what we are now, which is essentially a, a product development and a little bit of an education company geared toward providing affordable visual feedback tools to clinicians and to, you know, people that need help at home that might not have access or they prefer to stay at home, maybe do some virtual clinic work.

And we just keep trying to innovate.

We've, you know, just as you've seen, like every few months to every few years, we are trying to, you know, just do better, provide more, and take it from a lens of we're clinicians.

Like, people like to hear us nerd out here too, so can you dig into some of that science of that for our listeners?