iSono Health

iSono Health develops ATUSA, which the company describes as the world's first AI driven portable and automated 3D breast ultrasound scanner. This is medical imaging hardware paired with software, not a general image tool. The scanner uses a wearable accessory to capture the whole breast volume automatically, hands free, in about two minutes per breast, which the company says is 10 to 15 times faster than manual probing and does not require a trained ultrasound operator. The ATUSA software suite provides real time 2D image visualization, interactive 3D whole breast views with lesion localization in radial, coronal, sagittal and transverse planes, and tools for tracking changes over time. The company positions the system for point of care use by physicians and for personalized, risk based and remote longitudinal monitoring of high risk individuals, with the aim of making repeatable breast imaging more accessible. An asterisk on the home page qualifies the AI claim. It is sold to clinics and healthcare providers through a demo and contact process. The vendor does not publish pricing. Regulatory status and availability by country are not stated on the pages reviewed, so buyers should treat it as a clinical device sold directly by the manufacturer.