Dustin, why is Premio back in action at Embedded World North America 26 now for the third year in a row? What's the pull? Why is this an important show to plan to flag in?

Yeah, so embedded computing is nothing new.

Embedded computing is really taking a lot of these new compute architectures and pushing it into these new applications that require the lowest latency, performance, connectivity, and embedded OS software.

But what we're doing differently is really tapping into the trends that are starting to shape and enable a lot of this performance.

So a lot of what we see, not only in our design and our manufacturing of these rugged edge AI computers at scale, really starting to see this trend take shape in these newer age physical AI robotics, edge AI agentic workflows.

And our job for our manufacturer for the last 37 plus years is to really tap into the architectures and put together a wide portfolio of extremely ruggedized computers that are able to be deployed in harsh environments, delivering the best performance, the IO connectivity, the ruggedization.

And where we're starting to see a lot of this take shape is away from the cloud, at the edge delivering the real-time inference.

A lot of differences, a lot of key functionality specs between the different series, but what would you say is kind of like a unifying underlying current across all these different product portfolios that you think really reflects a Premio's position in the market and Premio's focus in serving its customers?