Greg Gurevich

Thinking / Investor / Quant. Always interested in the next thing.

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@alex_read13 @cybrtrkguy This is so smart and actually not that hard to do for a gas car

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@starnevs Happened to me once as well. 100% saved me from an accident.

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It's all about the harness. A better harness now is more important than a smarter AI

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@Eliana_Goldin DM or add on linkedin.

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@TeslaTrackerUS Not having to idle is amazing.

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@Phaeacian173 @betsandprofits @MarioNawfal Running the AC in the summer (Car would get to 130f without it) or heat in the winter.

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@iruletheworldmo It seems Anthropic is doing anything it can to lose customers, I mean decrease demand on their GPUs

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@Cyber_Trailer 93 was highest i saw

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@gve2 @ChrisO_wiki Completely agreed, but this is become the first major war where the Majority of fighting includes drones

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@wetworkarchive @akech_andrew Read the power broker

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Here is a list of notable medical devices developed or invented in Israel, along with brief descriptions of their purpose and the associated companies or inventors where known. Israel has a thriving medical device sector with hundreds of companies, so this focuses on well-known and impactful examples:

PillCam (Capsule Endoscopy): A swallowable pill-sized camera that captures images of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract for non-invasive diagnosis of digestive issues. Developed by Given Imaging (founded by Gavriel Iddan; now part of Medtronic).
Israeli Bandage (Emergency Bandage): A multifunctional pressure bandage/tourniquet for stopping severe bleeding from traumatic wounds in emergency or battlefield settings. Invented by an Israeli military medic (Bernard Bar-Natan) and widely used globally.
Flexible Coronary Stent (NIR Stent / EluNIR): A highly flexible stent for opening blocked arteries in coronary heart disease treatment. Developed by Medinol in Tel Aviv.
ReWalk Exoskeleton: A wearable robotic suit with motors and sensors that enables people with spinal cord injuries or paralysis to stand, walk, and climb stairs. Developed by Argo Medical Technologies (founded by Amit Goffer).
ProSense Cryoablation System (by IceCure Medical): A minimally invasive device that freezes and destroys benign or cancerous tumors (e.g., in breast, kidney, lung, or liver) using liquid nitrogen.
Agili-C Implant (by CartiHeal): A biodegradable implant for one-step regeneration of knee cartilage defects; FDA-approved and later acquired by Smith+Nephew.
EarlySense Monitoring System: A contact-free sensor (placed under a mattress) that continuously tracks heart rate, respiration, and movement for early detection of patient deterioration in hospitals or at home.
Insightec ExAblate: An MRI-guided focused ultrasound system for non-invasive treatment of uterine fibroids and other conditions by heating and destroying targeted tissue.
Biobeat Wearable Monitors: Devices for continuous, cuffless monitoring of vital signs like blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen saturation, and more, often used in remote or hospital settings.
Nerivio (by Theranica): A wearable armband device that uses neuromodulation to treat acute migraines without drugs.
TytoHome (by Tyto Care): A handheld telehealth examination device with attachments for remote checks of ears, throat, heart, lungs, skin, and more, enabling virtual doctor visits.
CorNeat KPro and related implants: Synthetic/artificial cornea and ophthalmic devices (including glaucoma drainage and tissue patches) to treat corneal blindness or complications.
ApiFix System: A miniature, adjustable implant for minimally invasive correction of scoliosis (spinal curvature) with reduced surgery time and recovery.
MarginProbe (by Dune Medical Devices): A real-time device that helps surgeons determine if all cancerous tissue has been removed during breast cancer surgery, reducing the need for re-operations.
Babysense: A non-contact apnea monitor for infants that detects breathing movements and alerts caregivers to potential issues.

Other notable areas include AI-powered imaging tools (e.g., from Aidoc), deep transcranial magnetic stimulation (Brainsway), and various monitoring or surgical devices from companies like Mazor Robotics (spine surgery guidance, now part of Medtronic).

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@RetroCoast You know 30 percent of NVIDIA researchers are in Israel? Mellanox is powering the AI revolution

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@wintonARK Actually they will both win, they both solved the problem.

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@VoltaWagen @wintonARK 11.40×50,000,52 = 57 million growing at 50+ percent a year

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@Kevin_Johnson93 @Waymo What was mileage on the car?

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@ImtiazMadmood Remind me of the Sopranos

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@jlippincott Its actually the opposite. Wars were very brutal for the soldiers instead we should go back to a dual battle. Let the political decision makers try to kill each other and leave the rest of us alone.

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@MOSSADil The Houthis defacto closed it before and everything was fine. I wouldn't panic over this