The evidence is mounting. Roger Byford, president of Vocollect, said recently his company's revenues have doubled every year since 1996. And it apparently is going to continue. I think the explosion is a matter of public perception. We anticipate that doubling will continue for awhile.
Wearable computers are visible on workers who are seen every day by the general public.
For the past few years, certainly, costs have come down, but that's probably not the driving force. In our case, at least, it's a broadening of the product. The product that we offer includes not only the physical implementation of putting speech on a wearable device, but also the software both inside that device and external to it, giving the customer a complete product offering. At ViA Inc., another U.S.-based wearable manufacturer, Joe O'Leary has a vision of wearables going the route of cell phones. It was a mobile phone.