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Show HN: Hacking an ultrasound probe with a Raspberry Pi and low-cost hardware(kelu124.gitbooks.io)
227 points by kelu124 9y ago|31 comments
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by kelu124 10y ago
A ultrasound imaging dev kit for academics, teachers, researchers, and hackers : https://kelu124.gitbooks.io/echomods/content/
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BE ON FIRE – Feld Thoughts(feld.com)
2 points by kelu124 10y ago|0 comments
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by kelu124 10y ago
Interesting to see this ! Any way to contact you?
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Announcing an Open Source ADC Board for BeagleBone(google-opensource.blogspot.com)
4 points by kelu124 10y ago|0 comments
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Providing for Your Pokémon in Your Will – Lexology(lexology.com)
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Ask HN: What type of small hardware would YOU need?
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GOSH Manifesto – Gathering for Open Science Hardware(openhardware.science)
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The Snake Oil of Startup Tech(wccftech.com)
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by kelu124 10y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER Seeking a STM32 dev for an embedded gig - preferably on a EMW3165.
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Show HN: Medical-grade image from an open-source ultrasound dev kit side project(github.com)
9 points by kelu124 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: The first image from an open-source ultrasound dev kit side project(hackaday.io)
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by kelu124 11y ago
Agreed, for a single element one there's a project on hackaday : https://hackaday.io/project/9281-murgen =) 160$ cost for a single electronic board, not cheap, not so expensive..
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by kelu124 11y ago
Indeed! That was a solution used 30 years back =)
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by kelu124 11y ago
Hey Jes, would be glad to get your insights on echopen.org 's project still =) Electronics wise, we are using a single element, mechanically translated (similar to the atl access pv10 probe) - then with a single element you can cut on
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200 years after the stethoscope, meet its grandson, the open-source ultrasound(murgen.echopen.org)
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by kelu124 11y ago
No idea! Though, if VML is the Vector Markup Language, then "VML is specified in Part 4 of the Office Open XML standards". Maybe MVL ? For medical images, ezDICOM may work ?
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by kelu124 11y ago
inky rasping ?
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by kelu124 11y ago
Answer to that one is easy: with the level of details that this board can provide, one can't find the sex of the fetus - whereas placental location is still possible - and allows the medical staff to inform the mother and prepare the b
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by kelu124 11y ago
The usual comment we hear on usage of this is that OSH equipment like a simple hammer would have to present a disclaimer such as "Can be fatal if used wrongly -- bashing one's head with this device may prove dangerous" - but
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by kelu124 11y ago
Depends on the volume of course, and of the quality of image that is expected. This board, plus transducer (necessary to get the image) in small volumes, should be around 200$. Maybe less in higher quantities, and with streamlined component
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by kelu124 11y ago
Hey there. Indeed, we supply HV to the pulser. Integrated is a recom dc/dc converter. Alternatively, for a DIY approach, you can as well work with something as in http://echopen.org/index.php?title=Analog_Parts_%28Farad
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by kelu124 11y ago
Done, tried to write a summary on the home page, thanks for the feedback!
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by kelu124 11y ago
Hey Ben, glad to read from you! Let's not worry, this part is only the electronics heart of a probe.. and still, more part of a tech dev kit than of a medical device =) edit: disclaimer included in the homepage, thanks for the idea !
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by kelu124 11y ago
Would be glad to get your comments !
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Show HN: An open-source ultrasound imaging dev kit side project(murgen.echopen.org)
122 points by kelu124 11y ago|43 comments
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by kelu124 11y ago
Thanks Skidoo !
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by kelu124 11y ago
Any comments welcome !
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Show HN: A WP plugin to help your heirs inherit your website when you're dead(digitaldeathguide.com)
2 points by kelu124 11y ago|3 comments
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by kelu124 12y ago
Hey, I'd say Snow Crash (for history in geekery). The Ender series. Some of Neil Gaiman (I do love TPratchett, though not on this list) .. At the moment I'm a lot into short stories, and that'd mean Ted Chiang of course, and

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