 The Eye Detect technology has a couple of very strong advantages. One of them is that it's fully automated, which means that it's not dependent upon the individual test administrator's skill. It's also scalable, which means that if you need to screen 10 people or 10,000 people, it's simply a matter of bringing in additional stations to test those people. The training requirements are also very low. It takes in the U.S. government approximately a year and a lot of money and a lot of investment to create a fully functioning polygraph examiner. Creating an eye-detect proctor actually can be done in less than a day. One of the advantages of eye-detect and, in fact, any automated system is that it has no bias. It administers the same test every time to every individual. And the algorithm is the same algorithm used with everyone. So it's completely fair, and in certain parts of the world where corruption is high, it's incorruptible. That is, it's not possible to bribe an eye-detect station.