Tom Brady is betting on the automatic massage backed by artificial intelligence as the future of elite wellness

During his floors NFL jobTom Brady won more Super Bulls than any other player in history. Since getting away from the football field, Brady has strengthened himself as a smart businessman.

He holds a minority stake in Las Vegas Raides, and owns a content production company, and works as a owner at Hental Car Company.

Brady launched TB12 Wellness Company in 2013. Fox SPORTS NFL analyst also adds something to his CV: AESCAPE’s chief innovation, an automatic massage company.

Brady said on Wednesday: “The health and wellness company TB12 started in 2013. Everything was on the basis of muscle work, corrections and body treatments that I will do as part of my full routine every day throughout my career. Campan count.

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Brady has long supported a system that focuses on the muscles, bones and flexibility system. He believed he was a major element of wellness.

“It is very difficult to expand the scope of the individual business model at times. And I always believe, God, if we can find a way through engineering, through robots, to bring this to the masses so that we can program through the software, then this amazing engineering system, which was done by escape. We can actually change the world.

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When asked about if artificial intelligence Brady can eventually replace the human touch to the therapist during a traditional massage session, which still must be seen.

“I mean, all of this is a hypothesis, so whether or not I think, it is up to what the future hides. I think it is clear that robots of artificial intelligence are.”

“In fact, the world we enter and how we can provide a consistent service that can be completely reliable and based on tried and tested protocols over many years. So, to develop these programs, a program with amazing engineering of what Eric and his team did, it is one of the most exciting things that I can imagine at all. Old.”

The financial conditions of the Brady agreement were not disclosed with AESCAPE.

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Eric Litman, the CEO of ASCAPE, told Fox Business that a touch screen is located near the head cradle for easy access to users in case users need to make adjustments during the massage session.

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