And more info about Openwater here: www.openwater.health

A full summary here: docs.google.com/document/d/1...

thanks! more info also at www.openwater.health

Newsweek spoke to me about our journey, the importance of semiconductors to allow emerging medical technology to target cancer cells & how open-source technology can bring down the exorbitant time & money costs needed to create a novel therapeutic device.

www.investmentreports.co/interview/ma...

Honored to share more about the work we’re doing with @ TechBlitz. Note: the Google translation from Japanese to English isn't great. In particular: Sergey and Mark didn't try to stop me when I worked for them; they just didn't want to fund it.

Also: Openwater's Brad Hartl is delivering his invited paper on Open-Motion on Sunday at 2PM in Moscone South. spie.org/photonics-we...

General purposes devices using ultrasound levels and infrared light levels show safe for 100 years on billions of people and the consumer electronics supply chain.

Fully #Opensource, always: Where the devices at scale will be the price of a smartphone and the treatments can reach the cost of a phone call.

No drugs needed nor shortages.

Example: openwater.health offers low cost treatments for a range of #cancer s, #mentaldisease, #neurodegenerative disease and #cardiovascular disease in pre-clinical and clinical development now.

but never discuss the cost of the outcomes: More $1M therapies that the vast majority of humanity can't afford.

An alternative approach - #opensource and general purpose devices.

Today's new drug therapies are now over $1M per dose because of the couple of billion $ spent on each regulatory approval.

It sounds like more of the same and I assume the NGOs and Governments will pour in financial support as well...