We are transitioning medical ultrasound from a rigid, hardware-based paradigm to an agile, software-based ecosystem.
Our clinical apps bring premium diagnostic tools, such as quantification of tissue properties, directly to the point of care.
Learn about Hepatoscope®Our dedicated platform empowers academic research and OEM partners with access to raw data.
OEM & Research PlatformTo democratize medical ultrasound imaging by pioneering a 100% digital and data-driven ecosystem, enabling personalized and connected medicine for all.
To empower healthcare professionals with advanced computerized imaging and imaging quantitative parameters for the screening and follow-up of major chronic conditions directly at the point of care.
We transform standard PCs, tablets—and soon, smartphones—into high-end non-invasive diagnostic tools. A simple downloadable software application connects to and controls our smart digital transducer.
Bringing premium ultrasound capabilities directly to clinical specialties and primary care, reducing patient workflow delays.
Leveraging ultrafast imaging and advanced ultrasound processing to extract measurable physical parameters, as "image-based biomarkers". Non-expert users will benefit from these premium diagnostic capabilities automatically.
While traditional point-of-care ultrasound focuses on miniaturization of hardware, E-Scopics has fundamentally shifted the paradigm, creating a software-only technology leveraging the processing power from consumer devices and the cloud.
A unique double advantage: by capturing the simplest, purest signal (raw per-channel data), our digital probes unlock advanced capabilities like ultrafast imaging while simultaneously solving the heating and battery bottlenecks of traditional ultra-portable systems.
The powerful combination of ultrafast imaging, raw data access, and a 100% software-based architecture unlocks incredible flexibility for advanced processing and rapid innovation.
Dedicated to the active surveillance of chronic conditions including metabolic, inflammatory, pulmonary, and cardiovascular diseases.
Image Reconstruction, Quantitative Imaging Parameters & UI
Beyond developing our own products, E-Scopics is a leading ultrasound system OEM manufacturer. We license our foundational technology, providing an unparalleled, fully software-based ultrasound platform for research institutions and corporate partners.
Our low-power, small form factor (handheld) acquisition system captures the purest and simplest data accessible: raw per-channel RF data, bypassing traditional closed-box hardware processing.
We license our platform for advanced clinical acquisitions in the field. Ideal for researchers who need high-fidelity data but find traditional systems too bulky or restrictive for clinical trials.
We collaborate with MedTech companies in need of a reliable, high-performance ultrasound OEM manufacturer. Leverage our hardware and software stack to bring your specialized imaging product to market faster.
The first purely software-based, point-of-care liver assessment tool built on our proprietary platform.
Designed as a diagnostic ultrasound imaging system to tackle the silent epidemic of MASLD and MASH. Hepatoscope equips front-line clinicians—hepatologists, gastro-enterologists, endocrinologists, diabetologists, and primary care physicians—with image-guided quantitative tools to risk-stratify patients at the point of care.
Explore Hepatoscope.comProvides immediate, highly reproducible, objective measurements of Liver Stiffness as included in clinical guidelines to assess fibrosis and Quantitative Ultrasound parameters that quantify image brightness, clinically used to assess steatosis.
Seamlessly integrates into standard patient visits. Fast, non-invasive exams with immediate, actionable results.
Real-time imaging provides guidance to perform reliable measurements. The intuitive design allows any healthcare provider to capture accurate clinical data, without prior sonography expertise.
E-Scopics is led by ultrasound & signal processing industry veterans with a track record of disrupting the ultrasound market through cutting-edge technology and clinical insights.
Founder & CEO
Visionary leader in ultrasound innovation, driving E-Scopics' mission to empower healthcare professionals with premium quantitative ultrasound diagnostic tools.
Co-Founder & CTO
Expert in advanced ultrasound architectures, shaping the foundational technology and software-based platform of E-Scopics.
With an average of 20+ years of ultrasound experience, our core team brings unparalleled expertise. Together, they have previously pioneered ultrafast imaging in the premium ultrasound market, driving the innovation behind our software-centric platforms.
Selected under the "Digital Health" initiative of France 2030, the POCUSI project aims to establish technological sovereignty in medical imaging. E-Scopics leads this multidisciplinary initiative to develop a new generation of frugal, software-based ultrasound.
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