Okay I'm gonna  we'll look at that in a second. Um most people use only a f a very slim portion of all the controls. So I guess what we're looking at here is people want this h technology , they tend to use the most simple controls and overall they find remote controls to be something they don't  doesn't really appeal to them.
Mm-hmm.
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.