Nintendo Wii-inspired $10 Microchip turns 2D ultrasound machines into 3D imaging devices

Researchers from Duke University and Stanford University have used a $10 microchip to make a simple 3D ultrasound imaging device that produces 3D scans similar in quality to CT or MRI scans. The 3D printed device works like a Nintendo Wii controller, by working out its orientation at a given point. 3D ultrasound machines can […]

 

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