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Surgery robots have a tongue controller. It takes a while to train on that, but when you‘re trained your tongue muscle is the most precise way to control, say,
by Tomte 3mo ago
Surgery robots have a tongue controller. It takes a while to train on that, but when you‘re trained your tongue muscle is the most precise way to control, say, subtle incisions deep inside the brain.
- pavel_lishin 3mo agoDo you have a link to those? It seems ... somewhat implausible.
- arm32 3mo agohttps://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11118463/ https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11118463/ If anybody reading this wants to hire someone to devote their life to this tech, hit me up. Autistic special interest.
- dpark 3mo agoThat’s cool but also definitely not the same thing that GP claimed.
- Tomte 3mo agoA doctor told me that a few years ago, but googling it myself now, I don‘t find anything, either. I think I missed a joke back then. Flag my comment, it‘s wrong.
- pavel_lishin 3mo agoNo need to flag, I don't think - hopefully if someone's reading it, they're seeing your reply to me as well.
- pavel_lishin 3mo agoNo need to flag, I don't think - hopefully if someone's reading it, they're seeing your reply to me as well. And maybe you didn't miss a joke, maybe your doctor had tongue-driven brain surgery? :P