As we get started, I wanted to first on current events for the moment, and let's take five seconds to look around to try to find even one thing. Other humans don’t count. Ready? Go. Make eye contact when you're done. One thing that's not manufactured. Not actually that easy, is it? Manufacturing is a sixth. One third of all greenhouse. And for context, that's huge. That is three times all the emissions. Somehow, though, it starts when you try to think of what. The trees. The ocean. Fluffy clouds, of course. But everything we humans make, is manufactured. So how that manufacturing. I want to share how we can all think. Why the greatest opportunity and why the heroes of our time, with the coolest, most absolutely are going to be in manufacturing. And here's the great news. 57 percent of Gen Z. Just kidding. 57 percent of Gen Z wants to be. And that's the problem. Manufacturing has an outdated, dull, dirty, and dangerous. So I grew up in the San. Friends went into tech. But I was a wide-eyed 23-year-old. I joined a company on a mission to bring millions of students. And I showed up my first day. First thing, my new boss. Let me tell you, nothing brings you than realizing your actual first job. But then, I stepped. Conveyors moving, machines sealing meals, and I realized I had always thought. But everything at scale. I spent five years there, and I can never. Manufacturing is everything. Not just food, but cardboard boxes, asphalt roads. Our trucks drove on. Manufacturing is everything. But we don't give it a second thought, or in most cases, even a first. We should. Where and how we manufacture has never been. We got a tiny taste of it in COVID. Trapped at home. At first, it was kind of a joke. Stores are sold out of toilet paper. But then it cuts deeper. Groceries, baby formula, N95 masks. When it actually felt. And then, I realized if someone they may not have gloves or masks either, because we don't have the factories. For critical things. Even AI. We all talk about the cloud. Nope. Every conversation I have with AI leaders, they're trying to figure out massive data centers wrapped in steel and cement, with fans and cooling towers, all using more power. That's all made in factories. The future isn’t just coded -- it’s built. If we can't build, we can't lead. If we can't build, we are handing the keys. We're at a turning point. And as humans, we've actually had. In World War II, Rosie the Riveters, powering. The choice we humans face today. It's not just about which countries. It's about whether we humans that we can live on at all. I'm seeing people everywhere stepping up. Jacob Malowa, efficient solar-powered locally in East Africa. Olivia Weatherly, optimizing making water tanks in Indiana. Lisa, transforming. Paul Boudreau making. Cesar Bermudez, making igloo coolers. Beth Esponnette, 3D-weaving jeans. Medicine. Water tanks. Jeans. Satellites. Sutures. Animal crackers. This can be fun. It can be entrepreneurial, it can be sexy, and it can be sustainable. From food manufacturing, and I saw incredible technology. Win, win, win. Lower cost, lower emissions. First, it felt like we got this, and I thought, "I don't know." But since then, I've spent time in more factories everywhere from Minneapolis. And I've seen the same thing everywhere. Energy is a big cost. And 99 percent of the world's factories for those awesome Stanford solutions. The light bulb went off, and I started a company. At first, we got started clipped sensors, like little smartwatches, on the power going into each machine, and launched, excited to see. And ... nothing happened. Oh my gosh, I remember staring so sadly. Energy was a big cost. The team seemed to care, but they were not using it. Except for two guys, Willy and Purav. They were logging in all day. So we went out to their factory, and their production team showed us which is that the power going it was the heartbeat of their machines, which was the heartbeat which was the heartbeat. Energy was a big cost. It's all about production. And production had been across patchworks of different ages, makes and models of equipment. But every machine uses power. And just like you don't have if you're running or resting. From that electrical heartbeat that's a real machine, wildly cool -- we can know exactly how fast, and predict problems before they happen. It's the first-ever universal translator for any machine, anywhere on the planet, energy to production, and the foundation. So any factory team on Earth and decarbonize. For a very simple example, if you have a big machine, it's wasting energy. That's just one tiny part of why the hundreds of manufacturers are already seeing energy efficiency and productivity up 1.4x. That is a huge impact, and the impact just grows with more scale and as the power of AI improves. These are not dull. These are clean, cutting-edge. But unless we bring manufacturing. Millions of jobs in manufacturing are currently on track. That's innovation critical infrastructure. Edison said, “Opportunity because it's dressed in overalls." These awesome teams need talent. If they come, we can build it. Imagine if 57 percent actually was excited to make real things instead of Instagram Reels. Each of us, whether we care, can help make manufacturing. So here's my ask. If you're a parent. If you're a kid, or a kid at heart. And everyone, let's thank the makers, because our future. Let's roll up our sleeves and build it. Thank you.