I will ask Mike Irving to come down also and I give you the microphone. Keep it over here. Hi. Good to go. Okay. See. Yes. Thank you. Okay. I start. I am Bruno. I was here last year in the late in talks showing you core data. It is a motion capture system that you can be at home. It is an open source project that allows you to do is to translate the movements of your body to the ones on a blender or part you. So obviously it is a way to produce realistic looking animations with different efforts. So perhaps we get to see. It is not showing here. Okay. So this is how it looks. It looks like. So during this year the project has moved forward and we wanted to share with you some of the news. For example, the system itself is still in beta but we have two releases and several people from all over the world are starting to implement it. For example, we have Robin here from India with his team. They are working in therapeutic applications. There is Nina from Russia who together with a couple of collaborators are creating a derivate system to fit their needs. And there is, for example, a lot of piero who is like solidifying the trail of his movements to create sculptures. Apart from the hardware and software we work to put together the infrastructure that allows us to transmit the knowledge about the system. For example, we created a Wiki where you can find instructions on how to build and how to use the system. There is also a forum where you get to share your experiences and also to get support from our team and also from the community. And one thing we realize during this year is that even if there are some users that are eager to embrace the whole building process, other type of user is more likely to prefer to spend more time capturing. Namely, the animators don't really like to stay there and solder. So we are working on a production release that we allow you to just buy the hardware and use it right out of the box. Of course, we are committed to maintaining the whole system free and open. We release the software as GPL version 3. All the communications on the server surface that made with clear non-offuscated protocols. And you can always be able to build the hardware at home if you like. This new release will likely to be happening in the first part of 2020. If you want to stay informed about this, please subscribe to the newsletter that you will find on the bottom of the web page. Of course, we don't want to fill the inboxes with spam. We are just getting too many of these types of requests lately and it's hard to keep up with every responding everyone on a personal basis. So there are some users that are building the hardware at home and we would like to give a big shout out to them. But the most part of our user right now came from what we call the beta testing programs. What we do once in a while is to offer a limited amount of suits to selected users in order to, that way they can use the hardware before it gets released. And we get to collect feedback that really helps pushing the development forward. Since I'm here, we would like to say hi to some of the beta testers from the blender community. I don't know if Mitch is here. So thank you Mitch for joining. And also. Unfortunately, Mitch didn't have much time to work to experiment with this lady, but really thank you for joining. And I would also like to introduce to anyone who wants to do to Justin. Oh, one minute. Okay. Another big opposed to Justin because he was one of the first beta testers and he kept Joe posting updates and feedback on our forum. So. How many times? Okay. To end, we just finished a second beta testing program. And we went so well we decided to build twice as many suits as we were planning originally. And the best part is that we reserve five of this lot for people in the blender community. So if anyone is interested, please go ahead and fill the form and we'll find in this page. Two things before finishing. Okay. Okay. Please, when you fill the form, be as detailed as possible in the description because we would like to know about your background. And I would like to emphasize the fact that we do ask for the cause of the suits because we don't kind of force them. So thanks. Many thanks to anyone for watching and many thanks to blender.