I absolutely believe that the home should react to us. And it doesn't at all at the moment. We have to tell it what to do. At the moment in our trendy home where everything is electric, all the blinds are electric you have this kind of nightmare where the screen where you have to control it all. Personally, I think that's going in the wrong direction. I think all these things should be automatic. Things happen when you walk into a room. If you look at the blinds or gesture to the blinds, they open or close. They would do so automatically, anyway, depending on the daylight or the time of day. Having to program things and having to control things is tedious. So I think that one part is a human interaction Very sophisticated human interaction that'll occur between what goes on in your home and what goes on with your appliances and your car and so on. And the other is the degree of automation that we require, we don't want to be bothered with it. We want to get on with our lives and not bother about fumes, pollution, temperature. Whatever else it is. And that's a trend which is getting even worse in something like our robot, which has a 360 degree camera on the top. This is a robot for cleaning your home. And it goes into the room for the first time and films it in real- time. And it maps the room, knows what it has to clean. A notice when it's cleaned it, and you can see this on your phone. So, my own view is that all these things will become automatic and if we want to check up on things we can do so on our phone or whatever the case is [ INAUDIBLE ]. [ MUSIC ]

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