bobby lets me test drive the mpl. first, he places arm band sensors on me. like my prosthetic arm, these bands contain electrodes, which record andranslate the muscle activity in my little arm. - we use electrodes that can pick up what's called the bio-potentials of the human body, it's sort of the electricity that is flowing through your body to send commands to and from your brain. - with eight times as many electrodes as my arm, these bands allow for much finer pattern recognition from my muscles. - instead of just piing up gross muscles, so these big muscle movement it's picking up smaller, fin things. today, i'm getting a feel for some novel gestures and new capabilities. - all right, so when you're ready, you're gonna start recording. no movement orest state. - okay. (hand whirs) - well that's okay, it's learning the first time. so it may sort of confuse what you're doing, 'cause it's never seen this pattern before. you're introducing something new. - a computer inside the mpl reads the muscle movements from my arm and translates these complex patterns

the mpl so far is more of a floppy market so far. but so far it has been a godsend it seems for a variety of reasons which is first during the pandemic the mpl purchases rose dramatically as people moved to online shopping. shows a very important flexibility in the consumer bifinancial marketplace. it is also been especially high uptick by younger consumers and younger consumers nowadays have -- because of various reasons including various regulation such as the dormant amendment, the card, young consumers have less access to credit cards and the like. less access to bank accounts. i just stepped in to make it less necessary for them to access those products, but also has allowed them to shop and get the things that they needed. and so it's both provided a useful solution to that. i think the final lesson i would say today, over time when new products emerge they tend to be floppy there tends to be a lot of variety of pricing. over time pricing and innovation tends to lead towards more standardization on its own. my big concern at th