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Sunday, September 26, 2021 6:28:46 PM
I base my decisions on what I know, and how that applies to my experiences.
If a different RAS device company had as much IP as TMDI, and a known commodity like ENOS, with positive references from arguably the world's foremost authority on robot surgery - I'd be invested there instead.
I looked at the potential of the design early in development. Sure I saw chicken cutlets. But I also saw real potential based on the supposition that if TMDI could make THAT, it could be made a lot better. My only flaw was the amount of time and money it took to get this far. Not sorry.
Sure, I understand tech - I was in IT for a good while. I know how to extrapolate. I actually worked on a lot of very cool computers (Onyx, NeXT/Apple, VAX, IBM) back in the day. I recognize unique design, and capabilities when I see it. But, IDK doodly about how an RAS surgical robot should feel, or any subtle nuances regarding the control, or dexterity. All those "things" that make the device great - instead of just ok.
That's recognizing potential and formulating an objective assessment, not pure emotion.
Good luck to all. Regards,BK.
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