Matt Henriksen

Sure.

Very interesting.

And actually, you just mentioned the insulin dosing as kind of the next label expansion.

What are the steps maybe for you to go through about getting from that range label to then the more precise dosing information?

Because then that could open up a big opportunity for those who are wearing insulin pumps and being able to connect with just that simpler sensor.

Oh, it's interesting.

I didn't even think about that.

What is the wear time for this initial product that's in the market?

And then maybe we'll just round out.

I mean, you've got a lot of developments going on near term.

But we started the conversation talking about how to integrate all those sensors and devices into just one integrated device.

Sounds like you guys have a thought process there.

And so normally in these kind of situations, I ask kind of what inning we're in with bio-wearable technology.

It sounds based off of what you were saying earlier, we're in the very, very early innings.

It's actually interesting because it's like you're combining all these into the one microchip.

Is it that the...

Well, let me first start off because the microchip has multiple sensors, multiple micro sensors.

Yes.

Would each of those micro sensors be able to sense all of those readings that you were just highlighting?

Okay.