Major Upgrade: SonoStar is about to launch a series of 3D wireless handheld ultrasound devices, supporting various convex and linear array (electronic array with mechanical swing/rotary scanning) configurations. The supported frequency range is 2M-20M, with exceptionally low costs (only slightly higher than the previous 2D handheld ultrasounds).

3D imaging is widely used in obstetrics (to examine fetuses), medical aesthetics (to assess fillers), as well as in breast, thyroid, carotid, and musculoskeletal imaging.

3D scanning standardizes the examination process, eliminating the need for specialized ultrasound scanning techniques and avoiding variations in scanning results due to differences in scanning methods.