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BoneChat #2 short - Investing in future ortho technologies - Marc Viscogliosi

5 Apr 2024 · 1 min

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Marc Viscogliosi sees Canary Medical changing how orthopedic care works over the next five years. He's betting on brain-computer interfaces that could monitor and actively correct biomechanical problems in real time, not just collect data in the cloud.

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Honestly, I'm not sure I, I believe that. What I tend to really look for and what I like is thinking about where things are going to be 5 years from now. Ideas like Canary Medical seem really interesting because they really have the opportunity to change the algorithm of care. When I look at this idea of brain-computer interface. Imagine applying those types of concepts to orthopedic principles, something where you're actually able to change biomechanical or physiological response to something, not just support it or augment it or send data out to the cloud to interpret, but where you're actually correcting real time.