 But, you know, the typical robot, it bolts on to a ground rail that we put alongside the racks and it just goes back and forth 24 hours a day, picking mushrooms exactly when they should be picked. Because, again, when you have a crop that doubles in size every 24 hours, if you're doing an eight hour shift with human labor, you're often picking mushrooms at the end of the shift because you know that they'll start colliding with other mushrooms or their caps will open up by the next morning. So you pick them too quickly. Whereas if you know I can come back in three hours and pick that, you'll gain the extra yield and weight that will come with it.