Imabot™ Handheld Ultrasound FAQs
Imabot™ Handheld Ultrasound - Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main advantages of the Imabot™ Handheld Ultrasound – EF6-CL?
The EF6-CL is compact, lightweight, and easy to carry, making it suitable for house calls, emergency response, rescue operations, and other field settings. It is designed for use wherever portable ultrasound imaging is needed, including emergency rooms, wards, remote areas, disaster sites, and outdoor environments.
What makes the EF6-CL suitable for different clinical scenarios?
The device integrates both a linear probe and a convex probe into one unit, giving it broader clinical flexibility. Its 64-channel hardware configuration supports better imaging quality, smoother operation, and wider application across different examination needs.
Does the EF6-CL support remote consultation?
Yes. It includes a one-click remote expert consultation function, allowing clinicians or patients to connect with remote specialists for real-time diagnosis and guidance.
What devices does the EF6-CL software support?
The software supports Android 11 and compatible versions on phones and tablets.
Does the EF6-CL software support iOS devices?
No, iOS is not currently supported. iOS compatibility is still under development.
How does the EF6-CL connect to the software?
The handheld ultrasound device connects wirelessly to the software via Wi-Fi.
How long does the battery last, and how is the device charged?
After a full charge, the device supports continuous scanning for at least 2.5 hours in B mode. It also supports wireless fast charging and comes with a charging dock.
What are the size and weight of the EF6-CL probe?
The probe measures 155 mm × 73 mm × 31 mm and weighs 275 g.
What imaging modes and probe settings does the EF6-CL support?
The device supports B mode, color flow mode (C mode), M mode, D mode, and PDI mode. The probe frame rate can also be adjusted as needed, with three levels available: 12 FPS, 24 FPS, and 36 FPS.
What probe options, storage formats, and data transfer features does the EF6-CL support?
At present, cardiac probes are not supported. The device supports JPG, PNG, BMP, and DCM image storage formats, plus MP4 video storage, and can transmit data to a hospital PACS system via DICOM. To ensure smooth integration, hospital system compatibility should be checked before purchase.
