eeeeeh—eeeeee—eeeeehhh. .. really cut to the bone. the algosurg team are working on a system for surgeons to plan surgery. they've created software that's learned to create a three—d model of bones from just two two—dimensional x—rays. i can imagine, after a lot of experience, a bone — if i just look at an x—ray, i can imagine it in three—d. can we do the same thing with computers? a surgeon can do it, because he has learned a lot of correlation between x—ray image and that three—d bone which he sees during the surgery. we used the same logic to develop the software. we have a machine—learned algorithm which has learned the 3d shape of bones across the population. we have created a lot of three—d models from ct scans, and we used this as a kind of database, and we create an algorithm to understand that database in a very particular way to predict a three—d model from an x—ray image. these three—d models also allow for tools and guides to be designed to the patient‘s specific dimensions. for example, if a surgeo