Draw two sections connected by arrows: brainstem (life) → cerebellum (precision).
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Draw two sections connected by arrows: brainstem (life) → cerebellum (precision).

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Draw two sections connected by arrows: brainstem (life) → cerebellum (precision).
Draw a mini map showing arrows from Brainstem Corner to Cerebellum Corner, color-coding commands vs refinements.
Shape & Size: • Compact, rectangular body — about the size of a deck of cards. • Rounded edges and slightly curved back for comfort when clipped to clothing. • Made of matte black metal with a smooth, durable finish. Front View: • Top Section: Small monochrome LCD screen (about 1 inch wide) centered near the top. The screen glows light greenish-blue when on and displays battery bars, frequency, and signal info. • Below the Screen: Two small arrow-shaped control buttons on the left and right, slightly recessed. Between or below them is a menu/select button. These buttons are black rubber with small white markings. • Shure logo (white text) printed near the top above the screen. • Model label “PSM1000” or “P10R” in small white text near the bottom corner. Top Edge: • A small antenna connector on the left side (for flexible whip-style antenna). • A 3.5mm stereo headphone jack on the right side for the in-ear monitors (IEMs). • Power button (tiny black toggle switch) slightly recessed near the right side. Back: • A metal belt clip centered vertically — silver or black, with tension spring. • Battery door below the clip (hinged, fits two AA batteries or rechargeable pack). Color Palette: • Primary: Matte black (#1A1A1A) • Accents: Silver (#C0C0C0), dark gray buttons (#333333) • Screen glow: Pale blue-green (#7FFFD4) Lighting/Texture: • Slight metallic sheen under lighting. • Screen should look like a glowing display, not a sticker. • Buttons appear rubbery and slightly matte. Typical placement: Clipped to the performer’s belt or waistband, often with a black IEM cable plugged into the top and running up behind the ear.