EchoNous Expands Kosmos Clinical Capabilities with Vascular Auto Flow; Advanced Cardiac and Connectivity Tools

REDMOND, Wash. — June 2026 — EchoNous, a leader in point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) innovation, today announced a new release for the Kosmos platform that expands its vascular, cardiac, and connectivity capabilities. The release introduces Vascular Auto Flow, Doppler calculations for the tricuspid valve, and support for DICOMweb, extending Kosmos into new clinical workflows while deepening its integration with enterprise imaging systems.
Vascular Auto Flow: Streamlining Brachial Artery Assessment
Vascular Auto Flow (VAF) is an AI-assisted feature for the Kosmos Lexsa probe and offers a dedicated, protocol-driven solution for clinicians monitoring fistula health and maturity in dialysis patients. By extending the proven cardiac Auto Doppler technology on Kosmos to the brachial artery, Vascular Auto Flow removes the manual hurdles of traditional dialysis exams. AI automatically detects the vessel and reports its diameter and depth, places the pulsed wave Doppler gate, corrects the angle, and traces the waveform to calculate flow, with Color and pulsed wave Doppler both included.
Because fistula flows are often too turbulent for direct measurement, the brachial artery remains the clinical gold standard for flow examination. Traditional exams require clinicians to place calipers, position and size the Doppler gate, and correct for angle by hand at each step. Vascular Auto Flow consolidates this into a single guided protocol while keeping the clinician in control of every clinical decision, with automatic calculations for Flow Volume, Pulsatility Index and Resistivity Index, Peak Systolic Velocity and End Diastolic Velocity, and time-averaged mean and peak velocities.
Tricuspid Valve Doppler Calculations
The release extends the cardiac measurement suite on Kosmos to the tricuspid valve, building on the calculations already available for the mitral valve. Using pulsed-wave Doppler, Kosmos now features tricuspid valve deceleration time and early (E-wave) and atrial (A-wave) peak velocities. Using continuous wave Doppler, available on one of the few handheld-form-factor ultrasound systems to offer it, Kosmos now offers tricuspid valve velocity time integral, pressure half-time, and E-wave and A-wave peak velocities. These calculations support consistent results at the bedside for a more comprehensive quantitative analysis.
DICOMweb: Cloud-Friendly Enterprise Connectivity
This release adds support for DICOMweb, a modern web-based standard for exchanging medical images and metadata over secure HTTP. DICOMweb enables more seamless, cloud-friendly integration and simplifies how IT teams and external partners connect to Kosmos imaging data.

Tony Titus
CEO, EchoNousAvailability
These new features are rolling out now to customers across the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, the Middle East, and additional international markets, with further markets to follow as regulatory clearances are completed. Existing Kosmos users can update through the Apple App Store or directly on their Kosmos on Android devices. For questions about availability or feature activation, customers can contact their EchoNous representative or Customer Support at (844) 854-0800 or [email protected].
About EchoNous
EchoNous is redefining the ultrasound industry with its Kosmos platform, a portable, AI-driven ultrasound device that bridges the gap between legacy handheld and cart-based systems. By combining advanced imaging capabilities with cutting-edge AI, EchoNous is equipping clinicians with the tools they need to provide superior patient care across the healthcare landscape. Learn more at www.echonous.com.




