Podtech MS Research clip

I wish that guy filming can learn to speak.

what came first?

Speak for yourself. I kinda already knew there wasn't a guy under the table, and no I don't see anyone doing surgery using only two points of reference.

but it would be cool if surgery could be done remotely, by a surgeon using hand tracking to operate robotics, this would mean that if there was emergency need for a surgeon but there wasn't one, a surgeon on the other side of the world could do it.
although this is wishful thinking it is possible.

Oh telepresence is no joke, don't get me wrong, but that's not what this is. Already we can enable a surgeon to be far more dexterous with a pair of robot hands by scaling up vision while scaling down have movement.

Imagine goggles and gloves that make the flea look and feel like a basketball.

But that's not what this is. Telepresence must be 3d and tactile. This is more document, and data sorting.

and people say Microsoft doesn't innovate *rolls eyes*

ms surface was the only innovative product, and they didn't invent the surface itself they just invented some of the software ideas on it

No he's genuinely retarded excited.