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what's the weather today the sky will be partly cloudy 16 degrees how long to get to work you should leave in 15 minutes add a bottle of milk to make grocery list a bottle of milk has been added to your shopping list play my favorite song now show me your chocolate egg recipe video call mom hi boys you made it of course it's us yes it's us Wow wonderful and who's coming home policemen started latest episode and turned out lights switch to night mode okay closing the shutters and lowering their temperature the appendant to doing an ultrasound right now in any emergency department is really access to the machine itself that's been that the barrier that we've always had is do we have access to the technology when we need it to be able to make a difference but having the machine in your pocket and having it be any one of the three transducers there's really no more excuses you can use one single transducer to look at structures that are in the near field and then structures that are deeper in the body if I was going to do the rush protocol where it involves multiple different body areas multiple different applications I can do that much quicker with a butterfly Tobias versus a standard part basis I no longer need to change transducers that blows up the entire ultrasound playing field that's a big deal do it all with one probe is amazing and I'd have to switch I could really picture you're just carrying this with you instead of a stethoscope there's kidney it's really sharp in that image qualities great I get to see what I want to see I get to get the answers that I need to get answered found my vein and the resolution is is really very nice for a handheld device it's smaller but on as good a quality as the that's the big machines I think it's beautiful yeah it sure is so I did the parasternal long and then the subxiphoid and I have never found it on paranal long so fast right when they went into the right place it was super clear so I was kind of from a point-of-care standpoint this certainly answers most of the questions which I'm looking for so I'm able to assess the function of the heart I'm able to look at the right heart the interface you have with the patient now it's kind of changed where it's not a big scary procedure it's kind of like here's what let's see your body that's looking so this actually is great I think I can just sneak this in and get a quick exam and then get out of the way of other people who are doing stuff and the fact that you can control the gain with your thumb so you can you know while you're in there you're not trying to hustle with knobs if I had it in my pocket I would not have to search for it and then I would be able to use it while I was at the bedside of the patient on my initial examination of the patient getting IVs in other nurses gave me just so much easier to see when you're trying to place an IV so many applications it's beyond just the traditional things we think of ultrasound being used but in other areas as well that we really have never even explored before because we haven't had the technology that allows us to do it I would just carry it in my pocket and use it a lot more than I currently use my machine it will absolutely revolutionize how we think about ultrasound I scan with it especially going from phase two linear to curve I almost had to sit down they explained to me the way that this matrix this chip is you can steer the B me any way you need to and it started to like all of a sudden make a ton of sense to me and of course we should be able to do this and of course in the future there's only be one transducer that just needed to happen and it finally happened I just had to kind of take a moment and process that that was very exciting you introducing the Simtek smart sensor reinventing security for the things that you care about it's a small light motion detector that alerts you when someone gets into your things every day millions of guns and other valuables are supposedly secure in things like closets jewelry boxes gun safes and storage units but who's watching your stuff when you're not around and how do you truly know it's safe every year up to six hundred thousand guns are stolen and many are used in suicide accidents and crimes despite the growing popularity of gun safes here are the problems colonel arms are designed for houses and not saves gun owners don't want smart technology that could restrict the use of their firearms I decided to change that and that's why I developed Simtek a simple and effective way to monitor any enclosed space like your gun save the moment your safe is opened Simtek sends you a text alert over a cellular connection which is more reliable than Bluetooth or Wi-Fi it's an extra layer of security for the things that you care about it's sleek and portable and it uses infrared motion and light so there are no false positives a common problem for other sensors the battery can last a full year on a single charge and because it uses cellular connection you can take it anywhere in the world without additional setup I created sim tech to help people understand what's going on with their guns and their valuables someone close to me almost took their life with a gun and as an alumni of Virginia Tech I understand all too well what can happen when guns get into the wrong hands my gun running friends tell me that there's no easy way to reliably monitor their saves but nobody wants a product that could potentially restrict the use of their guns and that's why I developed sim tech a smart sensor that can be used anywhere in anything to help keep you and your things safe gun owners around the country have been testing sim tech and we've received great feedback Engineering and design are complete and we're ready for mass production so back us today and know when your belongings are accessed wherever they're stored you you