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Openwater describes a small, camera‑chip based headset that detects large‑vessel stroke with 90% sensitivity and 90% specificity (claims 100% differentiation in early tests) and routes patients to thrombectomy care, performs focal neuromodulation that changes fMRI signals and alleviates depression in small cohorts, and uses resonant ultrasound to kill glioblastoma cells five times better than chemotherapy in organoids — company aims for a consumer unit at $100 and human trials within a year.
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- 0:00Introduction to BCI
- 2:21Open Water technology
- 3:44Medical applications
- 4:49How the technology works
- 6:26Cancer treatment efficacy
- 7:30Laser and imaging tech
- 8:57Stroke and mental health
- 10:04Expanding therapeutic uses
- 11:31Future BCI possibilities
- 13:53Enhancement and diagnostics
- 15:45Consumer BCI and security
- 17:31Invasive BCI and metaverse
- 18:23Psychedelics and conclusion
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