Maui Imaging, Inc.

Virgin Island Microsystems, Inc.

Henry A Davis

Josef R Call

Donald Francis Specht

David M Smith

Nathan W Osborn

Bruce R Ritzi

David J Specht

Viet Nam Le

Lang J McHardy

Joseph James Digiovanni, Ii

Sharon L Adam

Erik Gokbora

Jonathan Gorrell

David Smith

Joseph Ii Digiovanni

Lang J Mchardy

Systems and methods for network-based ultrasound imaging are provided, which can include a number of features. In some embodiments, an ultrasound imaging system images an object with three-dimensional unfocused pings and obtains digital sample sets from a plurality of receiver elements. A sub-set of the digital sample sets can be electronically transferred to a remote server, where the sub-set can be beamformed to produce a series of two-dimensional image frames. A video stream made up of the series of two-dimensional images frames can then be transferred from the remote server to a display device.

Network-based ultrasound imaging system

Ping-based imaging systems may be used for tracking motion of hard or soft objects within an imaged medium. Motion detection and motion tracking may be performed by defining fingerprint points and tracking the position of each fingerprint point based on the echoes of multiple transmitted pings.

Ultrasound imaging systems and methods for detecting object motion

Sparse arrays of transducer elements may be beneficial in providing ultrasound transducer probes with a wide total aperture while containing a manageable number of transducer elements. Sparse arrays made with bulk piezoelectric materials or with arrays of micro-elements can be effectively with ping-based multiple aperture ultrasound imaging techniques to perform real-time volumetric imaging.

Ultrasound imaging with sparse array probes

A light-emitting device includes a plurality of ultra-small resonant structures, each of said structures constructed and adapted to emit electromagnetic radiation (EMR) at a particular wavelength when a beam of charged particles is passed nearby. A combiner mechanism constructed and adapted to combine data from a data source with the EMR emitted by at least one of the ultra-small resonant structures.

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Henry A Davis