The Role of Augmented Reality in Remote Service

I think often there's some, you know, misperceptions when we talk about remote service. It can also be about gaining enough knowledge to maximize first time fixed. I think cost typically is a strong consideration and particularly your point of will we really get the benefit of this? And so I think if people look at the low likelihood of a fix remotely using the air tools as we've just discussed, then yeah, I can understand that. But it seems like there's some skepticism, some cautiousness.