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Ossia, the RF wireless charging company, have received Part 18 approval from the FCC. The system needs a fixed transmitter and receiver, a receiver the size of 2 phones, barely rec…

Exactly, thanks for putting this so succinctly.

And all for ~1/10th of the cost of a CT or MR system.

Pretty good summary of what I said, thanks.

The basics of imaging require a certain number of elements. The acoustic window must be a certain size for the application, the elements must be smaller than a wavelength to avoid …

I do appreciate being called a "condescending asshat", I might get a t-shirt with that on it, thanks. I though my credentials were one paragraph instead of many, but maybe I need t…

Quick answer - yes, GPUs are now reaching the point that they are becoming useful, but also imaging techniques such as superresolution methods, ultra fast imaging, and others, dema…

Original post author here, thanks for your comments. There is a robust second hand market for ultrasound systems and probes, just google for those companies or search on eBay. Ther…

Because there are multiple competitors in the field, and you are a new entry. In order to be accepted as an unknown in a quality and results conscious market, you either have to be…

A 2 cent PZT buzzer is ridiculously far from an ultrasound probe, engineering wise, and your units are off by about three orders of magnitude. And soldering depoles PZT. A transduc…

Original blog post author here. Thanks to everyone for their comments, I've tried to answer as much of the issues raised as I can in a new blog post, here. http://liesandstartuppr.…

Having been involved in designing and building ultrasound systems for a couple of decades, I thought I'd comment on this in a blog post for those looking for a little more detail o…

I appreciate the comment, though I think the situation is often more nuanced - a junior employee may simply not have all the facts, and a more senior one may either have a 'gag ord…

Planning on doing 'Apple compliance testing' is a zero cost thing to do, and has no effect on getting a deal with Apple. People seem to read into this statement what they want it t…