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That's the kind of thing that I think is particularly cool.
Bill Detwiler: I'd love to drill down on that a little bit and talk about those technologies that are making robotics really possible in ways that we didn't think about just even a decade ago, because I think most people think about how we've got automation, we've had that in factories for decades.
So to your point, yeah, I think you'll see some robots that are specialized, but I also think you're going to see robots that can do a lot of different stuff, and they can work together.
The most important thing is to be thinking about this when you start, not thinking about it as an afterthought, because that always happens.
Bill Detwiler: Do you think that most developers are thinking about security enough? I mean, there's always work to be done somewhere-you can always improve.
If the problem is for my camera to be able to identify movement and be concerned about battery life and things like that, I think a software engineer will want to solve that problem.