Our goal next year is to try to get to twenty-five words. These can be displayed as a word or it could be a command, like turn this on or go to this place or access this or whatever you want. Six sensors pick up blood pulse, volume, temperature, heart rate and nervous system activity and we have an artificial intelligence program that looks at all of them in combination. It's exciting to think of the potential and what could come of this as the technology expands especially dealing with people with severe disabilities. It's a little bit too early, but it's selling of course.
People seem to really love the product.
We hope to serve more serious needs in the future. I think the really exciting part of it for the disability movement is we've got people calling and telling us that this is the first time our son has ever been able to participate or compete on an equal footing with their brothers and friends. The ability just to provide entertainment and recreation for a lot of people is a tremendous accomplishment. Without recreation and entertainment in your life it could be pretty boring. We are focused on health, disability and human potential, but we put humor, entertainment, leisure and travel in as well.