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Monday, May 12, 2025
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

Getting Started With Automation: Lessons from System Integrators

Corwin Carson, Chief Executive Officer, Acieta

Joseph Gemma, Engelberger Robotics Award Recipient; Advisory Board, Integrion Automation

Paul Kramer, Vice President of Sales, JR Automation

Craig Salvalaggio, President, Applied Manufacturing Technologies

Stuart Shepherd, President, Shepherd Solutions, Inc.

Implementing automation can be a game-changer for manufacturers and businesses, but knowing where to start can be a challenge. In this panel discussion, experienced system integrators will share key insights, best practices, and real-world lessons learned from helping companies successfully adopt automation. Panelists will discuss common pitfalls to avoid, how to evaluate your automation needs, strategies for scaling solutions, and the role of system integrators in ensuring a smooth transition. Whether you're just beginning your automation journey or looking to optimize existing processes, this session will provide valuable guidance to help you make informed decisions and maximize your return on investment.

Corwin Carson

Corwin Carson

Chief Executive Officer Acieta

Joseph Gemma

Joseph Gemma

Engelberger Robotics Award Recipient; Advisory Board, Integrion Automation

Paul Kramer

Paul Kramer

Vice President of Sales JR Automation

Craig Salvalaggio

Craig Salvalaggio

President Applied Manufacturing Technologies

Stuart Shepherd

Stuart Shepherd

President Shepherd Solutions, Inc.

12:00 PM - 12:45 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

Unlocking Shopfloor Potential: AI-Powered Continuous Improvement

Chris Liu, Product Portfolio Manager, Industrial Edge, Siemens Industry, Inc

Steve Minniear, Director, Manufacturing Engineering, BorgWarner

Francis Vatakencherry, Product and Solutions Development Team Leader, Siemens

OT data—when enriched with context—is the key to driving effective Industrial AI, digital transformation, and Lean manufacturing. Yet, according to the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), 75% of manufacturers report they are either not collecting the right OT data or are unsure how to leverage their shopfloor data effectively.

In this session, we meet you where you are—whether in a Brownfield or Greenfield environment, using any OT vendor—to help you unlock the full potential of your operational data. Discover how seamlessly integrating IT and OT can drive real-time insights, enabling:

  • Energy Optimization to reduce costs and improve sustainability
  • Predictive Maintenance to minimize downtime and extend asset life
  • Quality Prediction to enhance yield and reduce defects
  • Intelligent Process Optimization using AI and Gen AI for continuous improvement
  • Lean Manufacturing Initiatives that eliminate waste, improve cycle times, and enhance efficiency

By treating data as a strategic asset, manufacturers can drive measurable shopfloor outcomes and accelerate Continuous Improvement using AI-powered insights. Leveraging Lean methodologies, AI, and Gen AI, organizations can identify inefficiencies, reduce variability, and standardize best practices—delivering Rapid Value at Scale.

Whether you're an operator, line manager, plant manager, or IT leader, this session will equip you with the strategies to harness your shopfloor data—driving agility, efficiency, and sustained operational excellence.

Chris Liu

Chris Liu

Product Portfolio Manager, Industrial Edge Siemens Industry, Inc

Steve Minniear

Steve Minniear

Director, Manufacturing Engineering BorgWarner

Francis Vatakencherry

Francis Vatakencherry

Product and Solutions Development Team Leader Siemens

1:00 PM - 1:45 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

Humanoid Robots: Hype, Reality, & What’s Next

Brian Heater, Managing Editor, Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Melonee Wise, Chief Product Officer, Agility Robotics

Humanoid robots have long captured the imagination, from sci-fi visions to cutting-edge prototypes, but where do they truly stand today? In this panel discussion, industry experts will separate fact from fiction, exploring the current capabilities, real-world applications, and challenges of humanoid robotics. Are humanoids ready for mainstream adoption in manufacturing, logistics, and service industries, or are we still years away? What technological breakthroughs are needed to bridge the gap? Join us as we examine the economics, practicality, and future potential of humanoid robots — and what it will take for them to move beyond the hype and into everyday operations.

Brian Heater

Brian Heater

Managing Editor Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Melonee Wise

Melonee Wise

Chief Product Officer Agility Robotics

2:00 PM - 2:45 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

Accelerate AI-powered Automation: Vention's Journey with NVIDIA

Francois Giguere, Chief Technology Officer, Vention

Jimmy Li, Research Scientist, Vention

Yichao Pan, Product Manager, Isaac Manipulator, NVIDIA

Join us for an exciting theater session as we delve into the latest advancements in robotic manipulation technology. Explore how NVIDIA’s real-time AI inferencing and NVIDIA Isaac Manipulator capabilities for industrial manipulators, combined with Vention’s MachineMotion AI, enable the rapid deployment of intelligent automation solutions.

Discover how innovations in AI-powered bin picking, adaptive part handling, and 3D vision are dramatically reducing integration time and complexity. Whether you are a machine builder, systems integrator, or manufacturer, this session will show you how AI is becoming accessible, scalable, and production-ready.

Francois Giguere

Francois Giguere

Chief Technology Officer Vention

Jimmy Li

Jimmy Li

Research Scientist Vention

Yichao Pan

Yichao Pan

Product Manager, Isaac Manipulator NVIDIA

3:00 PM - 3:45 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

Innovate to Dominate: Real Word Strategies from U.S. Manufacturing Excellence

Daniel Harr, CEO, Delta Systems & Automation

Balaji Iyer, Industry Leader, Americas Discrete Manufacturing, Microsoft Corporation

André Marino, Senior Vice President Industrial Automation North America, Schneider Electric

Sreedhar Sistu, VP, Artificial Intelligence, Schneider Electric

In a world where challenges are the new norm—labor shortages, rising costs, supply chain disruptions, and the urgent call for sustainability—American industry stands at a pivotal moment.

From heavy industries to consumer goods, U.S. manufacturers are navigating a landscape that's more complex, demanding, and fast-paced than ever before. The old ways of doing business just won't cut it anymore.

Join an exclusive panel discussion to discover how leading companies are harnessing the power of flexible automation, digital innovation, and AI technologies to create a more competitive and productive supply chain. Learn how they're driving faster impact and achieving better outcomes every single day.

This is not just adaptation. This is transformation. This is the new era of U.S. manufacturing.

Daniel Harr

Daniel Harr

CEO Delta Systems & Automation

Balaji Iyer

Balaji Iyer

Industry Leader, Americas Discrete Manufacturing Microsoft Corporation

André Marino

André Marino

Senior Vice President Industrial Automation North America Schneider Electric

Sreedhar Sistu

Sreedhar Sistu

VP, Artificial Intelligence Schneider Electric

4:00 PM - 5:00 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

The Automate Innovation Awards Ceremony

The annual Automate Innovation Awards Ceremony recognizes and celebrates the most groundbreaking automation solutions introduced to the market since May 2024. In an era where automation is revolutionizing industries worldwide, these winning innovations not only push the boundaries of technology, but also contribute to the betterment of the economy and consumers at large. Join us in celebrating the pioneers of the industry and be a part of the transformative journey towards a smarter, more efficient and sustainable future.

Tuesday, May 13, 2025
10:30 AM - 11:15 AM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

AI Everywhere: How Intelligent Systems Are Reshaping Industrial Automation

Kence Anderson, CEO & Founder, Amesa

Christi DeCuir, Senior Director, Robotic Strategic Alliances, NVIDIA

Dianne Eldridge, AI Go-to-Market Lead, Power & Energy, Google

Brian Heater, Managing Editor, Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Bernd Raithel, Director, Product and Solution Development, Factory Automation, Siemens

The fusion of AI and automation is redefining industrial operations, creating highly adaptive, data-driven environments. This discussion will dive into the role of AI in machine learning-driven automation, autonomous decision-making, and real-time process optimization. Our panel of experts will share insights on the latest innovations, challenges in adoption, and how manufacturers can future-proof their operations.

Kence Anderson

Kence Anderson

CEO & Founder Amesa

Christi DeCuir

Christi DeCuir

Senior Director, Robotic Strategic Alliances NVIDIA

Dianne Eldridge

Dianne Eldridge

AI Go-to-Market Lead, Power & Energy Google

Brian Heater

Brian Heater

Managing Editor Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Bernd Raithel

Bernd Raithel

Director, Product and Solution Development, Factory Automation Siemens

11:30 AM - 12:15 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

Everything in the Factory is Smart & Autonomous Now–That’s Why 5G is Critical

Joydeep Acharya, Senior Manager, Hitachi America

Luke Corbeth, Head of R&D Sales, Cypher Robotics

Jan Diekmann, Head of Business Development, Enterprise 5G, Manufacturing, Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions

Alan Minney, Sr. Director Global Strategic Partnerships, Enterprise Wireless Solutions., Ericsson

John Tomik, Managing Director, Slalom Element Labs

The rise of the smart factory is shaping the future of manufacturing. Smart machines help speed production and lower costs by automating tasks and supporting workers. Using sensors, AI, and machine learning, these machines can navigate their environments, avoid obstacles, and make real-time decisions.

However, these powerful devices produce and consume a lot of data. By combining smart technology with reliable connectivity, autonomous machines can transform their operational areas and optimize manufacturing processes. In this panel discussion, experts from Hitachi Rail, Slalom, Cypher Robotics and Ericsson will share real-world applications of autonomous things in manufacturing using 5G.

Joydeep Acharya

Joydeep Acharya

Senior Manager Hitachi America

Luke Corbeth

Luke Corbeth

Head of R&D Sales Cypher Robotics

Jan Diekmann

Jan Diekmann

Head of Business Development, Enterprise 5G, Manufacturing Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions

Alan Minney

Alan Minney

Sr. Director Global Strategic Partnerships, Enterprise Wireless Solutions. Ericsson

John Tomik

John Tomik

Managing Director Slalom Element Labs

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

The State of the Automation Industry–Leadership Roundtable

Darcy Bachert, CEO, Prolucid Technologies

Kevin Barker, President, Beckhoff Automation LLC

Mike Cicco, President and CEO, FANUC America

Robert Huschka, Vice President of Education Strategies, Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Rashmi Misra, A3 AI Tech Strategy Board Chair

Paul Stephens, Global Strategy Manager, Ford Motor Company

The automation industry is evolving rapidly, driven by advancements in robotics, AI, machine vision, and industrial connectivity. In this executive roundtable, industry leaders will share their perspectives on the current state of automation, the biggest opportunities and challenges facing businesses today, and where the industry is headed next. Panelists will discuss key market trends, supply chain dynamics, workforce implications, and the impact of emerging technologies. Whether you're an end user, system integrator, or technology provider, this session will offer high-level strategic insights to help you navigate the future of automation.

Darcy Bachert

Darcy Bachert

CEO Prolucid Technologies

Kevin Barker

Kevin Barker

President Beckhoff Automation LLC

Mike Cicco

Mike Cicco

President and CEO FANUC America

Robert Huschka

Robert Huschka

Vice President of Education Strategies Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Rashmi Misra

Rashmi Misra

A3 AI Tech Strategy Board Chair

Paul Stephens

Paul Stephens

Global Strategy Manager Ford Motor Company

1:45 PM - 2:30 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

Revolutionizing Manufacturing with IT-Driven Automation

Sarah McGhee, Product Owner, Siemens

David Nichols, CEO, Co-founder, Loupe and SASE, Loupe and SASE

Bernd Raithel, Director, Product and Solution Development, Factory Automation, Siemens

IT is transforming OT. And that is necessary for manufacturing to flourish amid worker readiness issues and in light of the opportunities offered by Industrial AI.  We've assembled a panel of experts to explore how OT data contextualization, IT-like engineering, SDA (Software Defined Automation), DevOps, and CI/CD solve use cases that make our manufacturing workplaces more attractive to digital natives and more productive from the shop floor to the top floor.

Sarah McGhee

Sarah McGhee

Product Owner Siemens

David Nichols

David Nichols

CEO, Co-founder, Loupe and SASE Loupe and SASE

Bernd Raithel

Bernd Raithel

Director, Product and Solution Development, Factory Automation Siemens

3:00 PM - 5:00 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

The Automate Startup Challenge

The Automate Startup Challenge spotlights early-stage companies in robotics and automation as they go head-to-head at the Automate Show Theater, pitching their technology solution to a panel of industry-expert judges. Hear from each of the finalists and learn which startup will take home the $10,000 prize!

Wednesday, May 14, 2025
10:30 AM - 11:45 AM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

The Robotics Executive Roundtable: The Trends & Technologies Driving the Industry

Marina Bill, Global Head of Marketing & Sales and Product Line Digital & Software, Robot, ABB

Robert Huschka, Vice President of Education Strategies, Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Torsten Kroeger, Chief Science Officer, Intrinsic

Julia Astrid Riemenschneider, Business Development, Synapticon GmbH

Matthew Wicks, VP/GM Zebra Robotics Automation, Zebra Technologies

Co-Hosted by the International Federation of Robotics

As robotics continues to reshape industries worldwide, staying ahead of emerging trends and technologies is critical for businesses looking to remain competitive. This executive roundtable brings together top leaders from the robotics sector to discuss the innovations, market dynamics, and strategic shifts defining the industry today. From AI-powered robotics and autonomous systems to evolving global supply chains and workforce challenges, panelists will provide a high-level analysis of where robotics is headed and what it means for businesses across manufacturing, logistics, and beyond. Gain firsthand insights from those driving the future of automation and robotics.

Marina Bill

Marina Bill

Global Head of Marketing & Sales and Product Line Digital & Software, Robot ABB

Robert Huschka

Robert Huschka

Vice President of Education Strategies Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Torsten Kroeger

Torsten Kroeger

Chief Science Officer Intrinsic

Julia Astrid Riemenschneider

Julia Astrid Riemenschneider

Business Development Synapticon GmbH

Matthew Wicks

Matthew Wicks

VP/GM Zebra Robotics Automation Zebra Technologies

12:00 PM - 12:45 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

The Digital Advantage: How Siemens Xcelerator is Empowering Small and Medium Businesses to Thrive

Deon Hamilton, Sr. Manager of Strategic Projects, Siemens

Rich Solti, Vice President, PROLIM Global Corporation

Martin Valkysers, Head of Xcelerator US, Siemens

Small and medium businesses (SMBs) have needs that are are often overshadowed by vendors serving the technology demands of larger enterprises. SMBs as a group indicate that production transparency, worker skills, and new tech integration are among their top challenges. All of these can be addressed with an open business platform that is easy to use and is scalable (pay as you go). This session is for SMBs and is designed to be intereactive.  Please join to hear what we've learned about meeting your needs and to further inform us about how to better meet your needs in the future.

Deon Hamilton

Deon Hamilton

Sr. Manager of Strategic Projects Siemens

Rich Solti

Rich Solti

Vice President PROLIM Global Corporation

Martin Valkysers

Martin Valkysers

Head of Xcelerator US Siemens

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

The Automation Market: The Statistics & Trends You Should Be Watching

Alex Coleman, Market Research Analyst, Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Alex Shikany, Executive Vice President, Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

In this data-driven session, experts from the Association for Advancing Automation (A3) will break down the latest market research, key statistics, and emerging trends shaping the future of automation. We will explore investment patterns, industry growth areas, and the economic forces driving automation adoption across manufacturing, logistics, and beyond. Whether you’re looking for insights on market opportunities, competitive positioning, or the impact of new technologies, this session will provide valuable data-backed perspectives to help you make informed business decisions.

Alex Coleman

Alex Coleman

Market Research Analyst Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Alex Shikany

Alex Shikany

Executive Vice President Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

2:15 PM - 3:00 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

Intelligent Autonomy

Amir Bousani, Co-Founder and CEO, RGo Robotics

Wolfgang Hackenberg, CEO and Co-Founder, SYNAOS

Tracy Perdue, VP Sales, WiBotic

Dan Radomski, CEO, Centrepolis Accelerator at Lawrence Tech University

Paul Stephens, Global Strategy Manager, Ford Motor Company

Join us for an insightful panel discussion on "Intelligent Autonomy," where industry leaders will explore cutting-edge advancements in autonomous systems across various sectors. Our panel features SYNAOS, WiBotic, and RGo Robotics, each bringing unique expertise to the conversation.?

SYNAOS specializes in AI-driven software solutions that synchronize autonomous systems in production and logistics, enhancing efficiency and flexibility in intralogistics processes. WiBotic provides wireless charging and power optimization solutions for aerial, mobile, and aquatic robots, enabling seamless autonomous operations without manual intervention. RGo Robotics develops AI-powered perception technology that allows mobile machines to understand complex environments and operate autonomously, advancing intelligent automation in industries such as logistics and manufacturing. Together, these companies will share their insights on the current state and future potential of intelligent autonomy, discussing challenges, innovations, and the transformative impact on various industries.

Amir Bousani

Amir Bousani

Co-Founder and CEO RGo Robotics

Wolfgang Hackenberg

Wolfgang Hackenberg

CEO and Co-Founder SYNAOS

Tracy Perdue

Tracy Perdue

VP Sales WiBotic

Dan Radomski

Dan Radomski

CEO Centrepolis Accelerator at Lawrence Tech University

Paul Stephens

Paul Stephens

Global Strategy Manager Ford Motor Company

3:15 PM - 4:00 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

The Synergy Between Cross Roller Bearing Technology and High-Performance Strain Wave Gear Reduction

Jim Leonard, Vice President Sales, Harmonic Drive

This presentation explores the technical benefits of using rotary cross roller bearings (CRB) as the output support structure in strain wave gearing, particularly for robotic arm actuation. With rollers arranged in a crisscross pattern, CRBs offer high radial and axial load capacity, enabling strain wave gears to manage substantial loads while maintaining precision and reliability. Their design minimizes deflection and maximizes rigidity, which is essential for the accuracy required in robotic movements. Additionally, CRBs feature a compact, enclosed design that reduces lubrication and maintenance challenges—an advantage in environments with limited space or where frequent upkeep is impractical. Their low friction and high efficiency also promote smoother operation and extend service life, making them well-suited for demanding robotic applications.

  1. Precision and Load Distribution: Cross roller bearings excel at supporting the axial and radial loads produced by strain wave gear systems. These loads, if unsupported, can compromise precision. CRBs ensure minimal deformation, maintaining high accuracy even under significant stress. Combined, these technologies deliver a precise, high-load-capacity system ideal for robotics.
  2. Compactness and Weight Reduction: Both CRBs and strain wave gears are valued for their compact designs. CRBs provide exceptional load capacity in a small footprint, while strain wave gears offer high reduction ratios in a single stage. Their integration creates lightweight, space-efficient systems—critical for enhancing the speed, agility, and performance of robotic arms and actuators.
  3. Stiffness and Efficiency: CRBs offer high stiffness, which complements strain wave gears by maintaining alignment and reducing deflection during operation. This rigidity minimizes unwanted motion, reducing backlash and enhancing overall motion control accuracy. The result is an efficient, smooth-operating system suited for high-performance applications.
  4. Durability and Reliability: Both technologies are engineered for longevity. CRBs resist wear under heavy loads, and strain wave gears maintain high reliability with low wear over time. Together, they form a durable motion control solution that delivers consistent performance with minimal maintenance.
  5. Customization for Advanced Applications: The adaptability of CRBs and strain wave gears makes them ideal for tailored solutions across industries. Whether for precise movements in medical robotics, high torque in industrial robots, or agility in drones, these components can be customized to meet specific performance demands.

Conclusion: The synergy of cross roller bearings and strain wave gears delivers compact, precise, and reliable systems capable of handling high loads with minimal maintenance. This integrated solution meets the growing needs of robotics, aerospace, and medical devices, ensuring long-term performance and accuracy.

Jim Leonard

Jim Leonard

Vice President Sales Harmonic Drive

4:15 PM - 4:45 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

Grow, Compete, and Get More Work Through Partnership with NIST MEP

Jyoti Malhotra, Senior MEP Leadership, NIST Manufacturing Extension Partnership

Manufacturers are the backbone of U.S. competitiveness, and their success hinges on innovation and industry services at scale. In this presentation, you will discover how the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) is helping small and medium-sized manufacturers (SMMs) across the country. From quality management systems and reshoring efforts to cybersecurity and AI in manufacturing, NIST MEP, since 1988, has helped manufacturers flourish.

Discover in this session how to get more work, grow your factory, and strengthen American manufacturing with the Manufacturing Extension Partnership’s National Network. Based in every state and Puerto Rico, the National Network continues to make a difference in competing and winning for manufacturers. Whether you’re a business that’s looking to re-shore, we can help. Or if you’re a manufacturer looking to be part of a supply chain, we can help. We even help connect your R&D interest with NIST’s world-renowned researchers at no cost to you.

Join the conversation and learn how the NIST Manufacturing Extension Partnership helps connect the dots for U.S. manufacturers to succeed, thrive, and win. Additionally, stop by Michigan’s MEP (MMTC – Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center) booth in Hall E – 9304. MEP Centers from across the Nation can help.

Jyoti Malhotra

Jyoti Malhotra

Senior MEP Leadership NIST Manufacturing Extension Partnership

Thursday, May 15, 2025
10:30 AM - 11:15 AM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

The Politics of Automation: Policies That Will Define the Future of Work

Reyk Alexander Knuhtsen, Analyst, SemiAnalysis

Jeff Burnstein, President, Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Erik Nieves, CEO & Co-Founder, Plus One Robotics

Brendan Schulman, VP of Policy & Government Relations, Boston Dynamics, Inc.

As automation, AI, and robotics transform industries, policymakers face critical decisions that will shape the future of work, innovation, and global competitiveness. In this session, experts in automation policy and advocacy will explore the key legislative and regulatory issues impacting the industry—from workforce development and reskilling initiatives to tax incentives, trade policies, and AI governance. Panelists will discuss how businesses can engage with policymakers to ensure automation-friendly policies that promote innovation while addressing workforce concerns. Whether you’re a manufacturer, technology provider, or industry leader, this session will provide essential insights into the political landscape shaping automation’s future.

Reyk Alexander Knuhtsen

Reyk Alexander Knuhtsen

Analyst SemiAnalysis

Jeff Burnstein

Jeff Burnstein

President Association for Advancing Automation (A3)

Erik Nieves

Erik Nieves

CEO & Co-Founder Plus One Robotics

Brendan Schulman

Brendan Schulman

VP of Policy & Government Relations Boston Dynamics, Inc.

11:30 AM - 12:15 PM (EDT)
Automate Show Theater - Booth 4832

The Humalogy Future: Using AI to Amplify Your Team Capabilities

Scott Klososky, Founding Partner, Future Point of View

The market is overfocusing on the amazing expansion of AI capabilities. The more important improvement happening inside organizations is the amplification of human capabilities because of the use of both synthetic and machine intelligence. AI as a catalyst will converge with robotics, AR/VR, and data analytics, with magical results in the automation space. Scott Klososky is the founding partner of Future Point of View and has been working in the AI space for seven years. His unique views on the practical uses of synthetic intelligence today, and going forward, paint a much more robust picture than is often portrayed by the media. Don’t miss this chance to be inspired to think in new ways about how to merge human and AI into a hybrid intelligence and drive valuable improvements.

Scott Klososky

Scott Klososky

Founding Partner Future Point of View

 
 

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