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And uh can you hear me? Hi, I can hear you. Sorry, but I've got disconnected. I got disconnected. I don't know what happened. Um Yeah, it was really interesting talk actually, honestly, it sounds like you've done a huge amount of pretty impressive work about, about this stuff. I was just wondering how, how feasible it is going to be for Jeannie doctors or trainees or medical staff to be involved in the design of implants sort of in the future given. So how much other stuff we've got to do already? And whether you think that's something that's going to be a feasible or a valuable use of our time, right. Uh You know, that's a really great question. Um uh Well, from the preliminary results, what I found is that consultants found it was quite difficult to, to keep up with that duty when they've got so many other duties happening. Um But what I found now that there are new AI tools which can almost semi automate some of that process. Um And so I aim to sort of show clinicians how we can use these process of image segmentation and fast track. A lot of these things. I do believe that in the future we will have clinicians uh in very specific situations, doing patient specific implant. So for the majority of cases, it won't be required but where you've got cases that are fairly complex, I do believe that this will have a role to play. Yeah. Okay. Thanks. Just one question from me, Jamal. Thanks. Thanks for that. You're in your application, you're talking about the disruptive technology. Is there a particular application or product that you're advocating for the, for your research? Because you haven't mentioned anything in there in terms of disruptive? Yes. Is there a product that you're working that you have a preference of where other products in the market? Um There are products that I am currently working on, but when in this instance, when I was talking about disruptive, I meant in terms of disrupting the sort of supply chain in how we think about implants and how we source them. Um in terms of looking at the prospect of having in house design and off offsite manufacturing where we can still meet all the regulatory requirements and have that done separately so disrupted in that sense. But there are other technologies that I'm working on in the surgical field yet. Excellent. Thank you. Great. So that's all the questions for our, our presenter. Then we have come to the end of our Dragon's Den session. Um I think if I get Fram back on, um we do have a, a poll question which we're going to ask to our audience about who they would like to invest in themselves. Uh, unfortunately, your answer doesn't mean that the winner is that, is that is the actual winner as our judges will be actually judging their presentations and the, and they're abstract. So please do engage with the pole. I think we have a few minutes before we invite our next speaker. Is that correct friend hand? Yes, that's correct. That was thoroughly enjoyable. Thank you so much to all of our competitors into our dragons. Um That was absolutely fantastic and I'm looking forward to the results later. Um, what we'll do is we'll have a quick, uh, 10 minutes break or so. Um, just to let everyone grab a quick coffee, have a quick comfort break and then we'll come back and we'll hear from Mr Prakash. Thank you very much, everyone. And before everyone heads off on the brake, I'd just like to say a massive thank you to Francesca who has, who has single handedly organized as the leader as the lead organizer for this conference has brought everyone together, Oruk Mr Asap, uh, and all the, and, and make sure the abstract and, uh, and seed funders we're adequately selected. So, you know, we'd like to just thank Francesca for her hard work. Uh, and if you can give her a round of applause, even though she can't hear it from everyone, uh for all the hard work that she's done as uh as our sustainability lead at Botha. So, thank you very much, Francesca.