If your child is really interested in robotics and a lot of kids are, they see the robots on Mars and they're like, I want to do that when I grow up. Like totally encourage them to do that because that is a really, really super fun career. They do need good, solid math and science background. So of course encourage them to do their math and science. When they get to middle school and high school, take computer science classes. They'll have the opportunity to learn how to program a computer. Everything as early as third grade, you can buy a robotics kit for your child to use at home. They can build little robots that go forward, backward, turn left, turn right. And that'll come in really handy because right around fifth grade, sixth grade and middle school all the way up into high school, there are competitions that your students could be involved in. They can do them as a group, as a team. They're like, okay, I've got my robot here. I've got to make it do this. How do I make that happen? And it's always within a certain amount of time so the kids are under pressure. But it gives them something really good to strive for. And it's actually developing the skills that they would use in a robotics engineering career.