SonoScape Launches Latest Generation Ultrasound System
The ELITE series merges artificial intelligence and augmented processing capabilities.
SonoScape Medical has launched its latest ultrasound system – the ELITE series, the company announced this week.
By combining artificial intelligence (AI) solutions and greater processing capabilities, the system is designed to improve diagnostic capabilities, company officials said.
“We developed the ELITE series in intensive cooperation with clinical experts,” said Zhou Wenping, head of research and development at SonoScape Medical. “I believe that this new series will substantially increase diagnostic confidence and empower clinicians to take advantage of the next level technologies, such as CEUS.”
SonoScape ELITE Courtesy: SonoScape Medical Corporation
This system adds AI-based automated tools, such as S-Fetus, Auto OB and lucid imaging technologies, as standard features on SonoScape’s Wis+ intelligent ultrasound platform. According to company details, the system offers four times the data processing capability and 10 times the system response rate of previous system iterations. In addition, it features advanced rendering models, including S-Live Silhouette and Color 3D.
The focus, officials said, is on optimizing image acquisition and diagnostic patient management workflows to help hospitals and clinics improve their performance, the experiences of their patients and staff, and health outcomes, while lowering the cost of care.
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