>> So I have a brother who has Down's syndrome, and in 2008 when our mother passed away,
I became his primary caregiver, and being able to take care of him and --
allowed me to get a firsthand experience of what the education system looks like for individuals
who may have special needs, and I think our schools are shorthanded in terms
of what kind of help they could provide.
I think right now they have one-to-one therapy, that's the way to go,
but one-to-one therapy is expensive.
I think there is room for using automated system in addition to the one-to-one therapy
to supplement the help they're getting.
So that really gave me the inspiration as to how technology could be helpful
to benefit individual -- individuals who may have special needs
and what's the sweet spot on that.
So finding that application, making a difference makes me happy as a brother
and also as a citizen of the world.