Forrest Avenue in Ida Grove, Iowa, became the first street in the United States to be paved with a stringless system in September. The stringless technology is still new. On-site training for the system is anticipated to take two weeks for the first systems. I think eventually the contractors will be able to handle it better simply because they'll have hands-on, everyday practical use. We don't want to put out more than we can support right now.
Technology just keeps advancing and makes things better.
I think a few years from now you're going to see this as the norm. It's going to happen. The biggest test yet for the stringless guidance system happened in Leica's own backyard at the Zurich airport, Zurich-Kloten, Switzerland, in December. Specogna-Switzerland was the contractor for the project. Strict accuracy requirements added to the difficulty.