So just explain

what's going on there.

So the way it works is that I have to think about making a movement.

And then inside the socket, I've got a silicon liner that has 16 electrodes embedded within.

That sits on the surface of my skin.

Inside my residual limb, the surgeons have saved muscle and tendons and so I can still move them inside my arm.

Those electrodes pick up those movements and translate them into electric impulses that then run through the arm and activate the hand.

So just explain how things work and what helped and how they made it better for you.