and
and
and
and
how many times do we come up with ideas that
let’s die thinking someone sure
what has happened to you before or
but if I do not have neither time nor resources nor
capacity
Actually, what do I need?
in public health in vitoria and I do not know
what image you have in this environment you
it seems a good place to innovate
I tell you we are four
three specialists in medical physics and
one in nuclear medicine
we fight against cancer and our
main tool are the
radiations with them we are capable of
diagnose tumors and also of
cure them work do not miss us for
misery every time there is more and in this
purely welfare environment where no
We have design offices with tables
We do not have budgets
millions of dollars to explore
simply ideas
if we believe in innovation but the
innovation understood as the
introduction of changes to improve
quality of life of our patients
Y
that ability that instinct of improvement what
we have in human nature here and
in sillicon valley
I tell you in our story like everyone
you know
when a tumor is diagnosed before
possibilities there are to cure it diagnosis
precocious is fundamental then when
there are indications that a patient has a
tumor usually gets a biopsy
a puncture is made and if they use
imaging systems that looks inside
of the patient their structures and also
the needle
this is a tag there is also the
resonance the ultrasound but there is a
image system that is called pet that
you do not see the patient’s structures
and what he shows us are tumors in phase
early and the brightness of the image
shows the suspicion of that tumor but
what’s up with the needle
here we can not see it
Thus
in these cases and in cases where
the tumors are very small we need
a system that is accurate and that the
once he guides the doctor to know where he is
that needle
good
the solutions come out of conversations and
the conversations when better
they work is when we are comfortable
here is at the bar where we fix the
world on a desktop in the dining room of
hospital guard there we plasma the
solution in this napkin
and then we went around the
we build in a home plan and show
So much enthusiasm to tell the
innovation commission of the hospital that
they supported us from the first moment
just with seeing this
Well the thing did not stop there already we use
We manufacture the technologies in
[Music]
3d printer to gain precision
I can test it on mannequins and on
equipment of these image then when
there were no longer patients after hours
tests went very well and we won
trust I tell you what we put on top
of the patient more or less in the area
where we want to do the puncture
and a calculation program developed
for this system calculates just what
inclination has to have that needle
where is the tumor and obviously
where is the tip and what is its
depth with which the doctor has
to ignore what comes out at that
calculation program and with a precision
pretty good to hit with the extraction
of the injury we perfected the
good device until requested
patents and the truth is that all this
effort we are having a good time in that
that ‘s the main thing all this effort
it was worth it because the foundation
Spanish for health innovation is
fixed on us
and he told us or because you encourage us
introduce you to an American program
Acceleration aid projects
good innovation after overcoming several
selection phases we were one of the 15
teams selected by the institute
technological of massachusetts the famous
mit of which have come inventions
everyday that right now all
nobel prizes handle and 78 years
you imagine the dream of every physicist and there
we were
not as tourists but as innovators
presenting our idea to the best
worldwide experts
and it turns out that he likes
I already like it but it does not excite and it does not excite
because for an idea to become
in an innovation much more is needed
had our idea potential enough
to become a product and arrive
to the patient
as it was at that time
do not
after months of work with the mentors
that we had assigned from the mit
we studied the aspects that were most
greens that a physicist to an engineer
come a little bit so far
competition type of manufacturing costs
we even improve the technological part
sophisticating the most the robotized
and we thought that that added value
when we were already in the final stretch
to present the project we had left
a month or so to present the
project to a jury
if we wanted to teach an expert from
there of the nyt and he told us to rename it
I already do that
and I assure you it helps us to get there
to the market do not waste time guys
imagine
what a drag
what a downer we were
very confused when suddenly we
we found out that there were just were
Christmas
a few days of augmented reality
and augmented reality good and all
you know what is combines elements
real with virtual elements for
add information to what we see good
why not transfer everything we have already
explored everything we already know about
augmented reality glasses
I confess one thing
and that was the first solution that we
happened in those creativity meetings
of dining room of guard but two years
before the technology was not mature and
we had to discard it
so well then we had one month left
had to present the evolution of
project to a jury
from the mit
we were doing
we continue with what we had not
it was wrong or it was armed the thing
that is, it would have worked but we knew
who had weaknesses in the market or
we risked starting almost from scratch
with an unexplored technology in the
health field
good
Well, this is where a great
advantage from my point of view
we did not have we were not conditioned
for millionaire budgets we did not have
a job that depends on the results of
innovation remember our work is
assistance
if it had much to lose
hours and hours of work that we had
dedicated to this project because you
you cling to what you have already done and as
you have done it and it has cost you time
you say this I do not loose it good
that we had to lose and
above all we had also fear the
risk in the little time we had left
present a viable idea not minimally
decent
so I remember it was the end of the year
and we were a little bit will be New Year’s Eve
new or one on vacation with the family
another climbing out there one just
come from an agrotourism and I remember that
I was with the flu so
well then
we consulted how was a friend of a
friend how was the technology of the
augmented reality glasses in that
moment
we saw it good and we let that
instinct for improvement will push us
and I think it was our best gift
of kings dare
in less than three weeks to turn the
project to a system an assistant to
biopsies based on augmented reality
the professional who is going to use it is going to
do more or less as usual except
who is going to put on some glasses
and they will allow him to have his hands
free and sterile with simple gestures of
the hand or voice instructions may
handle the images in this case is a
tag the images in real time of all
the hologram of all the cuts of the
patient choose the cut where he wants
extract the sample when you have
chosen that cut you can choose the point
where you can extract a better sample and
then you can also decide from what
angulation towards puncture not all
angulations are just as viable
it depends not why why anatomy
you pass when you have already chosen that
angulation the only thing that will do is merge
that point on the surface with the point
on the actual surface of the patient in
definitive glasses will make assistants
as the gps of the car you put them and you
they add information they tell you at what point
you have to click with what
at what depth
when we present this idea to our
mentors and his expression changed
radically
and they valued the courage of
discard what we had done
change and start with a new idea
Logically, they also valued the
elegance of
of the product was not an assistant
simple operation was good for any
type of image served for any
type of intervention therefore the
numbers came out
so
well then with that confidence what
We present before a jury before a
jury type factor x were there in front
they did not know anything about all this
story that just told them
they only saw what we were going to teach them
at that time in 10 minutes and public
expert
and when we teach the idea this time,
only taste but enthusiasm
and those of the Arab university hospital
they gave us a prize
and in this case our Oscar was not a
error
what ours really was a lot less
glamorous
in short this is the best picture I have
I’m pouting but for
we was as important as the
oscar
definitely
when when you have an idea when
you have a project
what is the important
in health I think I speak now of health
you have to dare you have what
dare because I do not know if it’s
vocational training or not but I think
that a healthcare environment where there
many things that solve challenges that
face and much capacity for improvement is
one of the best environments to innovate
and is that innovation can not only be done
what should be done and as one of
our mentors innovate in health is
a moral obligation
and it’s mostly a matter of attitude
if they are needed if means are needed
obviously but it does not matter so much
where you are born or where you work or of those
means or those budgets that you have
because what is needed is to learn
of failure to know how to deal with
uncertainty share knowledge
have that generosity of sharing
knowledge with your ccoo with your
colleagues and above all put passion and
Illusion to make the path fun
and it’s worth it
we all want changes in our lives
to better but we dare to change
Choose what you want to be when you have a
idea to try to discard it letting it leave
die or try to develop it in
definitive that wants to be a spectator or
protagonist
contagia illusion counting your project to
your peers to your superiors at
companies wherever you are and I assure you
that they trust in you
eskerrik asko
[Applause]
and
and
and
how many times do we come up with ideas that
let’s die thinking someone sure
what has happened to you before or
but if I do not have neither time nor resources nor
capacity
Actually, what do I need?
in public health in vitoria and I do not know
what image you have in this environment you
it seems a good place to innovate
I tell you we are four
three specialists in medical physics and
one in nuclear medicine
we fight against cancer and our
main tool are the
radiations with them we are capable of
diagnose tumors and also of
cure them work do not miss us for
misery every time there is more and in this
purely welfare environment where no
We have design offices with tables
We do not have budgets
millions of dollars to explore
simply ideas
if we believe in innovation but the
innovation understood as the
introduction of changes to improve
quality of life of our patients
Y
that ability that instinct of improvement what
we have in human nature here and
in sillicon valley
I tell you in our story like everyone
you know
when a tumor is diagnosed before
possibilities there are to cure it diagnosis
precocious is fundamental then when
there are indications that a patient has a
tumor usually gets a biopsy
a puncture is made and if they use
imaging systems that looks inside
of the patient their structures and also
the needle
this is a tag there is also the
resonance the ultrasound but there is a
image system that is called pet that
you do not see the patient’s structures
and what he shows us are tumors in phase
early and the brightness of the image
shows the suspicion of that tumor but
what’s up with the needle
here we can not see it
Thus
in these cases and in cases where
the tumors are very small we need
a system that is accurate and that the
once he guides the doctor to know where he is
that needle
good
the solutions come out of conversations and
the conversations when better
they work is when we are comfortable
here is at the bar where we fix the
world on a desktop in the dining room of
hospital guard there we plasma the
solution in this napkin
and then we went around the
we build in a home plan and show
So much enthusiasm to tell the
innovation commission of the hospital that
they supported us from the first moment
just with seeing this
Well the thing did not stop there already we use
We manufacture the technologies in
[Music]
3d printer to gain precision
I can test it on mannequins and on
equipment of these image then when
there were no longer patients after hours
tests went very well and we won
trust I tell you what we put on top
of the patient more or less in the area
where we want to do the puncture
and a calculation program developed
for this system calculates just what
inclination has to have that needle
where is the tumor and obviously
where is the tip and what is its
depth with which the doctor has
to ignore what comes out at that
calculation program and with a precision
pretty good to hit with the extraction
of the injury we perfected the
good device until requested
patents and the truth is that all this
effort we are having a good time in that
that ‘s the main thing all this effort
it was worth it because the foundation
Spanish for health innovation is
fixed on us
and he told us or because you encourage us
introduce you to an American program
Acceleration aid projects
good innovation after overcoming several
selection phases we were one of the 15
teams selected by the institute
technological of massachusetts the famous
mit of which have come inventions
everyday that right now all
nobel prizes handle and 78 years
you imagine the dream of every physicist and there
we were
not as tourists but as innovators
presenting our idea to the best
worldwide experts
and it turns out that he likes
I already like it but it does not excite and it does not excite
because for an idea to become
in an innovation much more is needed
had our idea potential enough
to become a product and arrive
to the patient
as it was at that time
do not
after months of work with the mentors
that we had assigned from the mit
we studied the aspects that were most
greens that a physicist to an engineer
come a little bit so far
competition type of manufacturing costs
we even improve the technological part
sophisticating the most the robotized
and we thought that that added value
when we were already in the final stretch
to present the project we had left
a month or so to present the
project to a jury
if we wanted to teach an expert from
there of the nyt and he told us to rename it
I already do that
and I assure you it helps us to get there
to the market do not waste time guys
imagine
what a drag
what a downer we were
very confused when suddenly we
we found out that there were just were
Christmas
a few days of augmented reality
and augmented reality good and all
you know what is combines elements
real with virtual elements for
add information to what we see good
why not transfer everything we have already
explored everything we already know about
augmented reality glasses
I confess one thing
and that was the first solution that we
happened in those creativity meetings
of dining room of guard but two years
before the technology was not mature and
we had to discard it
so well then we had one month left
had to present the evolution of
project to a jury
from the mit
we were doing
we continue with what we had not
it was wrong or it was armed the thing
that is, it would have worked but we knew
who had weaknesses in the market or
we risked starting almost from scratch
with an unexplored technology in the
health field
good
Well, this is where a great
advantage from my point of view
we did not have we were not conditioned
for millionaire budgets we did not have
a job that depends on the results of
innovation remember our work is
assistance
if it had much to lose
hours and hours of work that we had
dedicated to this project because you
you cling to what you have already done and as
you have done it and it has cost you time
you say this I do not loose it good
that we had to lose and
above all we had also fear the
risk in the little time we had left
present a viable idea not minimally
decent
so I remember it was the end of the year
and we were a little bit will be New Year’s Eve
new or one on vacation with the family
another climbing out there one just
come from an agrotourism and I remember that
I was with the flu so
well then
we consulted how was a friend of a
friend how was the technology of the
augmented reality glasses in that
moment
we saw it good and we let that
instinct for improvement will push us
and I think it was our best gift
of kings dare
in less than three weeks to turn the
project to a system an assistant to
biopsies based on augmented reality
the professional who is going to use it is going to
do more or less as usual except
who is going to put on some glasses
and they will allow him to have his hands
free and sterile with simple gestures of
the hand or voice instructions may
handle the images in this case is a
tag the images in real time of all
the hologram of all the cuts of the
patient choose the cut where he wants
extract the sample when you have
chosen that cut you can choose the point
where you can extract a better sample and
then you can also decide from what
angulation towards puncture not all
angulations are just as viable
it depends not why why anatomy
you pass when you have already chosen that
angulation the only thing that will do is merge
that point on the surface with the point
on the actual surface of the patient in
definitive glasses will make assistants
as the gps of the car you put them and you
they add information they tell you at what point
you have to click with what
at what depth
when we present this idea to our
mentors and his expression changed
radically
and they valued the courage of
discard what we had done
change and start with a new idea
Logically, they also valued the
elegance of
of the product was not an assistant
simple operation was good for any
type of image served for any
type of intervention therefore the
numbers came out
so
well then with that confidence what
We present before a jury before a
jury type factor x were there in front
they did not know anything about all this
story that just told them
they only saw what we were going to teach them
at that time in 10 minutes and public
expert
and when we teach the idea this time,
only taste but enthusiasm
and those of the Arab university hospital
they gave us a prize
and in this case our Oscar was not a
error
what ours really was a lot less
glamorous
in short this is the best picture I have
I’m pouting but for
we was as important as the
oscar
definitely
when when you have an idea when
you have a project
what is the important
in health I think I speak now of health
you have to dare you have what
dare because I do not know if it’s
vocational training or not but I think
that a healthcare environment where there
many things that solve challenges that
face and much capacity for improvement is
one of the best environments to innovate
and is that innovation can not only be done
what should be done and as one of
our mentors innovate in health is
a moral obligation
and it’s mostly a matter of attitude
if they are needed if means are needed
obviously but it does not matter so much
where you are born or where you work or of those
means or those budgets that you have
because what is needed is to learn
of failure to know how to deal with
uncertainty share knowledge
have that generosity of sharing
knowledge with your ccoo with your
colleagues and above all put passion and
Illusion to make the path fun
and it’s worth it
we all want changes in our lives
to better but we dare to change
Choose what you want to be when you have a
idea to try to discard it letting it leave
die or try to develop it in
definitive that wants to be a spectator or
protagonist
contagia illusion counting your project to
your peers to your superiors at
companies wherever you are and I assure you
that they trust in you
eskerrik asko
[Applause]
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