Dror: It is, and from a technology perspective, I put that in the same category with medical devices, such as smart inhalers that require all kinds of electronics inside and special earbuds for hearing devices for people with special needs. Being a pioneer in the field also holds the responsibility to deal with education, and that is a task that takes time. But 3D-printed electronics are already here, and the world is becoming more exciting every day with additive manufacturing taking its place while gradually replacing the traditional manufacturing industry.
Johnson: Thank you so much for your time, Amit.
Feinberg: Yes, thank you. I could probably go on for another hour with questions (laughs).
Dror: Thank you very much.
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