2023 has been a landmark year for EchoNous, marked by significant achievements in point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) and artificial intelligence (AI). We wanted to take a moment, as the year winds down and we prepare for 2024, to reflect on the enormity of the past twelve months. 

This year represented a renewed focus on point-of-care ultrasound at EchoNous. We focused time and energy on strengthening our position as a leader in POCUS and specifically AI in POCUS. 

As we reflect on 2023, we are proud to see how clinicians are using our technology to influence positive change in myriad settings across the healthcare spectrum.

kosmos AI-powered handheld ultrasound device for POCUS

Technology Milestones and Innovations

Advancing Ultrasound Technology

The year saw the rollout of several transformative product updates and new launches. We increased the capability and accessibility of Kosmos significantly, with major releases on Apple iOS, Android, and the EchoNous Bridge system.

These updates were not merely incremental improvements; they represented a leap forward in enhancing diagnostic capabilities and user experience.

Introducing Kosmos Plus

In October, we introduced Kosmos Plus, a culmination of our dedication to excellence in healthcare technology. Kosmos Plus is the first fully-featured POCUS cart solution to be priced under $20,000. Everything a POCUS user needs to get started is included: ​​cutting-edge AI, advanced Doppler features, multiple transducers, a 12.9-inch iPad® Pro and medical-grade stand. 

Launching Kosmos Plus was a major step in our journey towards more accessible, useful, and efficient ultrasound solutions. As many legacy POCUS devices at hospitals and healthcare systems reach end of life, Kosmos Plus is exceptionally well positioned to offer an upgrade over past technology, and significant cost savings that will improve accessibility across the board. 

Global Expansion and Accessibility

Kosmos is available in 72 countries today, with plans to continue growing the reach of Kosmos over time.

Kosmos is available in 72 countries today, with plans to continue growing the reach of Kosmos over time. We are launching iOS globally and our footprint in the European Union and Asia is rapidly expanding, both by adding new markets and expanding existing markets on the continents. The expanded reach of Kosmos underscores our mission to make advanced technology accessible to healthcare professionals globally. This expansion isn’t just a business strategy; it’s about bringing state-of-the-art tools to the forefront of global healthcare.

Events, Networking, and Strategic Partnerships

Our team throughout the globe participated in over 75 events this year, including over 30 trade shows and 40 workshops. We’re incredibly grateful to the hard work and dedication of our field, clinical, and event team members who made each and every event a success. We have very intentionally fostered an environment for knowledge exchange and collaboration within and across various medical specialties. Our partnerships with entities like the ACP Mentorship Program and 19Labs, and have opened new pathways for innovation and development.

We’re incredibly grateful to the hard work and dedication of our field, clinical, and event team members who made each and every event a success.

Reflecting on Our Journey

Looking back at 2023, EchoNous has not only solidified its role as a leader in POCUS and AI but also set new benchmarks in healthcare technology. Our focus remains on empowering healthcare professionals with advanced, intuitive, and accessible tools.

2023 for EchoNous has been a narrative of breakthroughs, expansion, and a steadfast commitment to enhancing patient care through innovative technology. As we continue on this path, we are excited about the future and the potential to redefine healthcare through the power of POCUS and AI.

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