Prototype claims and limitations

58:39stretching out these two legs >> spreading out to the different slices that are these individual images. And so they're what they're putting they're sort of saying their piece is the software pipeline to go from the slices to the 3D imaging the time span to be able to do so the processing system and they you know their their goal is is quite interesting here. So what let's talk about like what exists now. Yeah. >> And and what does it so they have a working Gen One prototype demonstrated live as we saw >> and that's what we saw. >> That's what we saw. It does body composition mapping. That's the stated launch capability and they did this with a a licensing deal with butterfly

59:19network which has some of the underlying image sensing technology pieces. They kind of put the pipeline together to make it this end solution and the public announcement and marketing site. What is claimed or planned from Midjourney Medical is image quality superior to MRI which many uh in the radiological and scientific community are have some feedback about which I'll talk about in a second. >> Diagnostic capability pending FDA submissions. They want to have 50,000 scanners worldwide over a six-year period. And they want to be doing a billion full body scans per month. That's their stated goal for this system

1:00:02and platform. So like what is the so what here? Like okay great. Like why does this kind of like really matter?