GPT-6 Astra gives me realtime back pain physical therapy!
It connected the wearable I built for my back pain, to a biomechanical model of my body.
I can see which muscles are causing my pain everyday, so I give myself PT literally made for my body.
There's going to be unlimited healthcare for all!
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Unveiling America’s first super soldier, powered by Hippos Exoskeletons 🇺🇸
We integrated an invisible layer of physical intelligence and edge AI with uniforms, avoiding injuries and casualties.
Just like Captain America, their body becomes unbreakable across 1000s’ of mission.
We’re also excited to announce:
Gen. Paul Funk (4-star) and Vice Admiral Raquel Bono (3-star) are joining our advisory team + cap table.
To America’s 250 🇺🇸
@ArdaGoreci Wild! Generating truly novel protein folds is definitely one of the most important goals for the whole field, so mapping the existing data landscape is vital. What’s the next step, documenting where nature or humanity has explored the most out of distribution folds?
I often think about this "It’s also unique to biology. How would engineering planes be different if I could build millions of planes with different designs and test them all in wind tunnels? In fact, in no other physical medium is this possible." and ask why progress is slow..
@jacopo_gab I really like what Martin and team @differentialbio are doing on the former, and what @etanertep with Chainreactor Bio are doing on the latter, using 3D printing to massively reduce cost of fermentation capex
@jacopo_gab Love the thread @jacopo_gab. For industrial bio it’s definitely going to take attacking the data gap from all sides, from computionally modelling scale-up conditions with massive datasets, and low-cost bioreactor infrastructure for large scale data collection
@brian_armstrong You need to get to @jacopo_gab - he’s found a way to make DNA synthesis orders of magnitude cheaper and is scaling it fast in SF right now
https://t.co/r2He2sw1tD First first author research article of the PhD 🥳. Happy that it's open access and a more nuanced picture compared to the preprint. Great start to the year!
The UK startup industry depends on founders & early employees being partly incentivised by shares. They are definitely "working people" @UKLabour ... normally 6-7 days a week and 12 hours a day.
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