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Exo alternatives and competitors

The closest alternatives to Exo are Butterfly Network, EchoNous, Vscan Air and Clarius Mobile Health.

Exo, pronounced echo, makes the Exo Iris handheld ultrasound probe and describes itself as a medical imaging software and devices company.

The list

9 alternatives to Exo

What each product does, with its price as the vendor publishes it.

  1. B

    Butterfly Network makes handheld ultrasound probes that image with a semiconductor chip in place of piezoelectric crystals, so a single probe connected to a phone or tablet covers the whole body where conventional systems use several transducers.

    Price: From $2,699 for the Butterfly iQ+ probe

  2. E

    EchoNous makes Kosmos, a handheld ultrasound system positioned against cart based systems rather than pocket scanners.

    Price: Kosmos Plus configuration stated at under $20,000, no list price published

  3. V

    Vscan Air is GE HealthCare's handheld ultrasound: a wireless dual probe that pairs to a phone or tablet and fits in a coat pocket.

    Price: Vscan Air CL from $4,999 (financing from $174 a month). SL and AI option prices not published

  4. C

    Clarius Mobile Health makes wireless handheld ultrasound scanners and the AI that runs on them.

    Price: From $4,490 per scanner, including one year of Clarius Essentials

  5. P

    Philips Lumify is a handheld ultrasound transducer that plugs into a smart device the customer already owns, over USB on Android or Lightning on Apple hardware, with the app downloaded from the ordinary app stores.

    Price: No published price. Purchased outright with no subscription (US product page)

  6. A

    Paris based imaging AI company whose Rayvolve suite reads plain radiographs: AZtrauma detects fractures, dislocations and joint effusions, AZchest covers chest findings including pneumothorax, pleural effusion and lung nodules, and AZmeasure and AZboneage add measurements and bone age.

    Price: No published price

  7. M

    MediView XR builds XR90, an augmented reality visualization and navigation system for image guided interventional procedures, and markets OmnifyXR for interventional suites.

    Price: No published price

  8. O

    Overjet is a dental AI company that analyzes radiographs in real time, detecting and outlining caries, periodontal bone loss, calculus and periapical radiolucency with overlays the dentist reviews chairside.

    Price: No published price

  9. A

    Anumana builds neural network software that reads a standard 12 lead ECG for heart disease the trace does not visibly show, so a health system can find patients earlier from a test it already runs.

    Price: No published price

Questions

Exo alternatives, answered

What are the best alternatives to Exo?

The closest alternatives to Exo are Butterfly Network, EchoNous, Vscan Air, Clarius Mobile Health and Philips Lumify. Butterfly Network makes handheld ultrasound probes that image with a semiconductor chip in place of piezoelectric crystals, so a single probe connected to a phone or tablet covers the whole body where conventional systems use several transducers. EchoNous makes Kosmos, a handheld ultrasound system positioned against cart based systems rather than pocket scanners. Vscan Air is GE HealthCare's handheld ultrasound: a wireless dual probe that pairs to a phone or tablet and fits in a coat pocket.

Who are Exo's competitors?

Exo's competitors in the Radiology & Imaging AI category include Butterfly Network, EchoNous, Vscan Air, Clarius Mobile Health, Philips Lumify and AZmed.