“We expect to maintain that momentum in 2026.”

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“portunity in the sensor business? Vimal Kapur: Yes. So if you look at our Industrial Automation look ahead, depending on what decision we make on our scanning and mobility business and warehouse automation business, the balance IA would be a product-oriented business where products are critical. These are related to compliance. These products are certified. And that's a fundamental model we're really working towards. And we also are conscious that IA would also become a pivot towards our U.S. onshoring growth. So all those items are in play as we are thinking ahead about the IA portfolio moving forward. Now sensors is one of the biggest business there. We have positioned in 3 verticals in sensors, aerospace, medical devices and industrial. And we have good run-up to this business in 2025. We expect to maintain that momentum in 2026. And we expect to provide more segment-specific details in IA as we have simplified the segment. And as we have more conversations and discussions in the future, I look forward to providing you more details. But fundamentally, sensors is one of the key part of the business, and we remain very optimistic on how this will perform in the times ahead. Operator: Our next question comes from the line of Chris Snyder with Morgan Stanley. Christopher Snyder: I wanted to follow up on the Industrial Automation portfolio. And specifically, I guess, the realignment Slide from 15. I mean, I guess it seems like the only -- or I guess the only full business line being put into the new Industrial Automation segment, is that sensing business, assuming warehouse and PSS get divested. So I guess maybe any co”