When our committee travelled to Guelph a few weeks ago, we went to Cargill. We were on the floor there. They showed us the labour-intensive butchering that's going on and how much trouble they're having with it.
They're looking at some types of innovative solutions, but robots can't work very well with carcasses. Trying to tie in some type of science to solve the problems on the floor at Cargill, might that be some example of what we...?