Some teams are contributing a little more than others. This is really a win-win.

The sensor is programmed so that when a vibration of a certain frequency increases, it can respond. For example, it could shut down to protect the system, or turn on a light that warns the user that the motor should be inspected or replaced within a certain interval of time. This would enable the efficient replacement of a motor instead of waiting for it to blow.

We are providing a roadmap for Core, which will provide better performance and less power consumption for a broad array of devices.

It's been a long, long process. Halfway through today I didn't think it was going to get done. I think Paul did a heck of a job of corralling people who could have gone in a lot of difference directions and built some consensus.

That was a tough day. We had ups and downs, but we worked it out.

IES is a company whose cash flow is and continues to remain extremely strong. And the margin on our work increased during the last eight months, and that was without a great deal of bonding help.