
What You Should Know:
– UltraSight, a leader in AI-powered cardiac imaging, announced it has joined Butterfly Garden, an artificial intelligence (AI) Marketplace launched by Butterfly Network, a pioneer in portable ultrasound technology to improve access to cardiac care.
– The collaboration empowers medical professionals and paves the way for a future of faster and more efficient cardiac diagnostics.
Combatting Cardiovascular Disease with AI
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the world’s leading cause of death, claiming an estimated 18 million lives annually. Unfortunately, many patients face delays in receiving crucial cardiac testing due to:
- Sonographer Shortage: A nationwide shortage of skilled sonographers creates a bottleneck in the healthcare system.
- Fragmented Market: A complex healthcare landscape creates barriers to timely access to cardiac imaging.
UltraSight’s AI Solution
UltraSight’s mission is to empower any healthcare professional, regardless of experience, to perform cardiac ultrasounds. Their innovative solution utilizes:
- Real-time AI Guidance: UltraSight’s software provides real-time guidance to users, enabling them to capture high-quality cardiac ultrasound images at the point of care.
- Compatibility with Leading Ultrasound Systems: Integration with Butterfly’s cutting-edge ultrasound system expands access to UltraSight’s technology.
Butterfly Network’s Commitment to Accessibility
Butterfly Network is dedicated to making healthcare more accessible through:
- Portable Ultrasound Technology: Butterfly’s handheld ultrasound system offers a user-friendly and mobile solution for cardiac imaging.
- Butterfly Garden Marketplace: This platform allows third-party developers like UltraSight to create AI applications for their devices.
“Joining the Butterfly Garden marks an important moment in our mission to revolutionize cardiac care,” said Davidi Vortman, CEO of UltraSight. “By integrating our real-time AI guidance software with Butterfly’s cutting-edge ultrasound technology, we are poised to transform the landscape of cardiac imaging. This collaboration will empower healthcare professionals, regardless of their experience level, to perform accurate and timely cardiac ultrasound exams at the point of care. Together, we will break down existing barriers in cardiac care, ensuring that more patients receive the critical diagnostics they need, when and where they need it most.”