So I think what we're doing is we're trying to take like  if for me this is sorta like three different different um inspirations , you know , one is that we want uh something that's high-tech but we want it to seem easy. And in spite of the primitive side of it and the very high-tech side , we want it to just be an appealing piece of equipment in people's hands. Um ,  frustrations. They get lost a lot , s as it came up in our last meeting. Um , takes time to learn how to use them. This is uh why I mention when Craig was uh showing us some ideas that we actually try and group controls , so d it doesn't just look like a big panel , kinda like when you you look at , you know , a new computer keyboard , or something that is quite explanatory. If you want audio , if you want visual , then you have those. Um and I will admit I don't know what R_S_I_ stands for.
Repetitive strain injury.
Is installing a new remote control something that people
Uh , no , that did not come up at all. Um so here here is another um sort of a a review here of the main things. I also found that most people would uh adults at least would pay more for voice recognition. Now apparently we do have access to all the tech cutting edge technology in remote control. So I dunno if that's possible we might consider getting into it. Um.  And and again here as we sort of move m sort of thin start thinking about how we wanna sell and market this , I think a recurring theme here is the company wants it to be  wants us to make something that's fashionable and sleek and trendy.