The voice recognition thing is cool. And uh voice recognition , the software , open source software exist already. It's a bit sketchy at some times , uh , you're not gonna get good always accurate results , but for a very fixed number of words , you know you have , how many different words can you have for a remote control , up , down , left , right , channel five , channel seven , you know , how many , you can't have that many words. For a fixed vocabulary it works quite well. I'm pretty sure people would buy it. But after a while people may wanna return it , because  if you have to to say som I mean most people use a remote control for switching to channels , and they say they do that about ninety eight percent of the time. Using the remote control , ninety eight percent of the time for changing channels , and that's for flickering through channels. So if you have to say up , up , up , up , if you have to do that all the time , then people might get a bit fed up with that and they may return it.  However ,  oh , because the voice recognition software exists already , there's no need to spend money on research and development , but this does mean the need for microphones in the in the remote control , which is an unusual feature in my opinion. But if we do have the voice recognition thing , there's a lot of stuff that you can uh get rid of. See , you could  there're two options. Either you have voice recognition by itself , which I think is a bit impractical for like night time if you wanna be watching television and you wanna be quiet , or I don't know you have a visitor coming round and the remote's only trained for you , it's a bit impractical to have just voice recognition by itself. So you can have voice recognition and a regular remote. But imagine you got rid of the regular remote part , then you can design the remote to look any way you want it to look , because there are no restrictions on physical size , or shape , it it could be as fancy as you want it to be , you know , it could be like a lollipop or something like that , something weird like that. As long as the voice recognition stuff works , that's that's fine.
Okay , yep.
So we have the three birds , we have the design , that  we have the the fancy bit , right , the voice recognition's fancy , it's cool , it's different , it's radical , so , and then we have an extra bit I don't remember  so I'm pretty sure people will buy the remote , but is it practical to have a voice recognition system in a remote control , I think is a big question. Um , will people will people be willing to wait for the the period that it'll take to train the remote , 'cause I think it will the remote will uh get better over time with the same user user , but for the first week or for the first two weeks are you willing to wait , are you willing to have a bad remote control.  And uh what if you have visitors come round , they stay the night , they wanna use the T_V_ , they can't use the remote because they speak differently to you. Um , how do you account for regional accents and stuff like that. Uh , will people return the remote control ,  I think a lot of young people will buy the remote control , if they have the money , you know , so ,
Mm-hmm. If you could uh