THE PLATFORM
ACT 120
A 120-degree curved array of 1,024 elements, electronically scanned for a wide field of view, in a probe built for one hand. Use it handheld at the bedside or mounted to a robotic arm in the operating room.
Image comparison
ACT 120 vs. conventional ultrasound
The same subject — a torso phantom kidney — captured with ACT and with a conventional ultrasound probe.
Act 120
Conventional
Conventional
ACT 120 @ 2.9 MHzSonixTouch C5-2/60 @ 5 MHz
SHORT FILMS
Why it matters. How it works.
2 Short-form films: The radiation burden of fluoroscopy in surgery, from a radiologic technologist with 30 years in imaging. And the physics of wide-aperture ultrasound, from DSMC's chief engineer.
Why radiation dose matters in the operating room, and what non-ionizing imaging changes for patients and staff.
The engineering behind Acoustic Coherent Tomography, and what a wide-aperture array allows ultrasound to see.
Tony Brown · Radiation safety · 5:43
Jim Hayes · Engineering leadership · 3:34