Mary Lou Jepsen: Could future devices read images from our brains?
Мери Лу Джепсен: Ще могат ли бъдещи устройства да четат образи от мозъка ни?
Mary Lou Jepsen pushes the edges of what's possible in optics and physics, to make new types of devices, leading teams and working with huge factories that can ship vast volumes of these strange, new things. Full bio
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was the gooey part dead center
а лигавата мъртва част на центъра,
met guys kind of like that,
съм срещала такива момчета,
direct the world in front of her?
за да направлява света пред себе си?
we're pretty close to getting there
че сме много близо до постигането на това
column from the left column,
от лявата
individual was actually seeing.
see the computer's guess,
виждате компютърното предположение,
skull and put in electrodes.
и сложим в него електроди.
of brain structure and memory
за мозъчната структура и памет,
I've talked about
за които говорех
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Mary Lou Jepsen - Inventor, entrepreneur, optical physicistMary Lou Jepsen pushes the edges of what's possible in optics and physics, to make new types of devices, leading teams and working with huge factories that can ship vast volumes of these strange, new things.
Why you should listen
Mary Lou Jepsen is one of the world’s foremost engineers and scientists in optics, imaging and display -- inventing at the hairy, crazy edge of what physics allows, aiming to do what seems impossible and leading teams to achieve these in volume in partnership with the world’s largest manufacturers, in Asia. She has more than 200 patents published or issued.
Jepsen is the founder and CEO of Openwater, which aims to use new optics to see inside our bodies. Previously a top technical exec at Google, Facebook, Oculus and Intel, her startups include One Laptop Per Child, where she was CTO and chief architect on the $100 laptop. She studied at Brown, MIT and Rhode Island School of Design, and she was a professor at both MITs -- the one in Cambridge, Mass., and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Tech in Australia.
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