Openwater的动态

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So I'm just taking some pictures of him. With the camera. That's all you have to do is walk around. And then we have to get the top of his head. OK. That's it says all uh, so we can take this off now, although we should leave it on if we were actually gonna syndicate him so now. We scan them in. And. Vitalic. Has an amazing brain and we get to look at it right here. Although this isn't the interesting part of it. This is an MRI he did last week. And what we're going to do is pick a spot. For its target, the anterior singlet is gonna make him happy. We know that and so OK, we scanned him so these are what the pictures look like and then this is making him 3D. And this is so we can know where the the I'll show you what this does. So here we overlay the 3D MRI with the scan so we match his bone structure. And then we looked at where the transducers are and we know exactly where they are. And now we sit the target and we compute what phase delays we need on the transducers. And then we nail that target. I would love to syndicate him on stage, but we don't have permission from the Thai government yet. However, I met somebody that got permission to do 200 people at esalon recently. So next year we'll do something. But yeah, this is how it works for any part in your body. And the interesting part is as we develop our read part, the part seeing blood flow, we can get away from the MRI machine and use different scanning technology that's lower cost. So with that, this is somewhat like a smartphone moment from 20 years ago. Smartphones changed our lives. Look. A silicon hospital can happen. If you think of your smartphone, there's a dozen radios in it, 4 cameras and so forth. As we populate this, it can treat us for the diseases we have. Again, you might be asking, can I have one? My company would country whatever. Yes, everybody can have one. Everyone has permission. You can build your own. I'll be showing these prototypes out in the hall shortly and thank you. Thank you for.