The World's First Handheld Whole-Body Ultrasound Device
“Butterfly was never meant to be a US-based company. Our technology is too powerful."
They’re the words of Butterfly Network’s Chief of Staff and Head of Growth, Darius Shahida. It’s a big statement, for a company with a big vision.
In a nutshell, they’ve created the world’s first handheld whole-body ultrasound device.
At less than $2000 per device, Butterfly believe that more healthcare practitioners than ever will be empowered to use ultrasound in a diagnostically impactful way.
Darius highlighted the price point, device size and ease of use as lowering the barriers to accessing ultrasound – leading back to that vision of ‘democratising’ the technology.
Get in touch at www.searchingmedical.com if you'd like to learn more about joining the Butterfly Network.
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