Will your digital twin make you healthier? | Jacqueline Alderson | TEDxPerth
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
- Would you share your data for the common good? Biomechanist Jacqueline Alderson shows how sophisticated simulations based on real data can help prevent disease, illness and injury. Jacqueline Alderson is an Associate Professor of Biomechanics at the University of Western Australia and Adjunct Professor of Human Performance, Innovation and Technology at the Auckland University of Technology. She has always been curious about movement - whether it’s helping surgeons make best practice decisions or helping AFL players avoid knee injuries. She now travels the world to share her knowledge in human movement, wearable tech and artificial intelligence and its role in tracking, analysing and intervening in the human condition. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
depends, will it run windows or...?
Fascinating. Thank you Jacqueline.
Prof Alderson is one of the foremost sports biomechanists in the world. Unless you can also say that about yourself you should probably show a little bit of respect.
12:10 post surgery monitoring
Clear and informative
5:57 ai
Damn, this is a super interesting topic! Thanks for sharing
Creative 7 Inc no. It’s not.
Nice
I like your accent😍❤️
Wow amazing aspect of science .... I 💖 this beautiful mind...
💖💖💖 from heba planet
Hat the past made YOU healthier?
Paco Hantos I know. LoL. She doesn’t look very healthy.
NO! we did that and the cooperation abused the data and used against us!
huh
From your eyes to glasses
"Weer soo anvironmentally conscious"
*Perth.*
I don't know anything when it really comes down to it. I'm basically a moron compared to the ppl doing the things she described in the beginning
Home security footage, your phone, and cctv? These people have no standards.
7:50 listen closely
A digital voodoo doll 😁
Why is the comment section full of weirdos
Sadly none of the hard work was performed by her… all done by students and other researchers. Yet standing there boldly, getting all the glory by presenting other people’s work.
Not every scientist/researcher is necessarily a good presenter. I know plenty of researchers/scientists that would freeze up if you put them up in a small room of people on the spot. I've seen developer teams lose competitions simply because they presented their idea poorly.
I do think she should've given the research team more public credit although not every presenter is trying to steal the glory of the research, just saying.
And I definitely chose that jacket…
No.
umm maybe it being in Australia isn't a very good idea *Eyes china*
Targeted individuals being murdered quietly & experiment on. Lovely sounds like someone’s going to pick & choose who lives or dies. Cheers transhumanists
Its your statement and the kind of mindest that inspires it that actually enables the atrocities you just aforementioned, even more than the "oblivious" average persons who shares their data uncritically. Instead of the abstract skepticism and paranoia, why not apply it to actively influencing the direction this actually goes.
Who would have thought someone looking like that would be anti Trump.
It kinda seems like this woman and people like her belong in prison.
I guess it is time to learn how to pronounce the word "data"...
it's funny because she says it very Scandinavian
Her pronunciation is perfect Theprg man keep thinking
your comment about President D. J. Trump was totally unnecessary
ROTFLMAO 😂😂😂😂😂