Ummm, actually I do. Go read about piezoelectric crystals, physics, and Moore’s law. I use my IQ probe regularly, and I can see every single organ inside the body in real time by merely plugging the probe into my iPhone. I paid 3800$ for a probe that does everything a $60K ultrasound machine can. This type of imaging is in its infancy, but the clarity and resolution will improve. AI will learn to better recognize pathology, or anticipate hemodynamic changes before they happen. The applications here are significant and vast.
@K9Cognoscente My take is that this is the first trial run. They’re perfecting the tech before they transform it into the next era of medical imaging. A med spa is an easy place to trial it while collecting data on every scan so the AI can learn