Bfly Operations, Inc.

Butterfly Network, Inc.

Robert Schneider

David Elgena

Jonathan Marc Rothberg

Matthew De Jonge

Michal Sofka

Karl E Thiele

Tomer Gafner

Abraham Neben

Alex Rothberg

Jason Z Fischman

Adam Mekeel Mack

Timothy A Hyde

Ryan Silvestri

Kevin Coss

Neil Ferrier

Audrey Howell

Alon Daks

Christophe Meyer

Technology for guiding a user to collect clinically usable ultrasound images is described. In some embodiments, an ultrasound device may automatically change the elevational steering angle of its ultrasound beam (e.g., using beamforming) in order to collect ultrasound data from different imaging planes within the subject. A processing device in operative communication with the ultrasound device may select one of the collected ultrasound images based on its quality (e.g., select the ultrasound image having the highest quality), and then continue to collect ultrasound images using the elevational steering angle at which the selected ultrasound image was collected.

Methods and apparatuses for collection of ultrasound data

A removable cable connector engages with an electronic device such that the removable cable connector removably yet securely attaches to the electronic device. In some embodiments, the electronic device includes a plate configured to guide an electronic plug of the removable cable connector toward an electronic receptacle of the electronic device. The plate may be further configured to include one or more locators for holding the electronic receptacle of the electronic device in place. The removable cable connector may include a molded housing formed using a two-shot overmolding process to form a first overmolded strain relief portion and a second overmolded strain relief portion which cover fasteners that fasten a face plate to the connector.

Removable cable connector

Aspects of the technology described herein relate to techniques for guiding an operator to use an ultrasound device. Thereby, operators with little or no experience operating ultrasound devices may capture medically relevant ultrasound images and/or interpret the contents of the obtained ultrasound images. For example, some of the techniques disclosed herein may be used to identify a particular anatomical view of a subject to image with an ultrasound device, guide an operator of the ultrasound device to capture an ultrasound image of the subject that contains the particular anatomical view, and/or analyze the captured ultrasound image to identify medical information about the subject.

Augmented reality interface for assisting a user to operate an ultrasound device

Strain relief

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Killingworth, CT, United States of America

Robert Schneider