Can you share how that is helping with AI being connected to the Internet of Things and also some of the risks with that as well?

Okay, yeah, great.

So the smartest and the greatest technicians out there, I was actually joking with one of them, and they always say, oh, I just have to put my hand on that, feel the vibration, and I can tell what I need to do there, right? Well, you take someone who's brand new, there's no way they know if it's even vibrating at that moment.

And so what does the connected, you know, IoT do? Well, there's a lot of companies out there that are helping understand vibration, temperature, you know, motor decrease, et cetera, power decrease.

And all those are just signals.

What does that mean? And so what AI can start helping do is understand what those signals could mean.

And so you're really starting to see that predictive maintenance get to the place where people want it.

What do you envision as the future of manufacturing and how can business leaders prepare and harness these tools?