ASNT Fall Conference

The POCUSI (Point of Care UltraSound for Screening & Intervention) consortium—bringing together E-Scopics, Vermon, IHU Strasbourg, and Inria—has been awarded funding under the France 2030 investment plan to develop a new generation of software-based, intelligent, and frugal ultrasound imaging devices.

With a total budget of €6.7 million over five years, the project aims to democratize point-of-care ultrasound, making advanced imaging accessible to non-expert operators throughout the patient care pathway. POCUSI focuses particularly on chronic liver diseases and metabolic disorders, enabling improved screening, monitoring, and image-guided interventions. By combining cutting-edge software, high-performance probes, clinical expertise, and data-driven simulation tools, POCUSI supports the emergence of a strategic and sustainable French digital ultrasound sector, strengthening France’s technological sovereignty in medical imaging.

Join Vermon at RSNA 2025 in Chicago, USA, from November 30 to December 4. Discover our latest ultrasound transducer innovations and meet our team in North Hall, Level 3 – Booth 8049.

The world of medical technology meets again at MEDICA 2025! Visit Vermon in Hall 9, Booth 17, to explore our latest ultrasound innovations and learn how we’re advancing diagnostic imaging for better patient care.

The 2025 IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium is scheduled to take place from September 15 to 18, 2025, at the Jaarbeurs convention center in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

Med-IPUT is developing advanced ultrasound transducer arrays that leverage integrated photonic technologies to enhance medical imaging and diagnostics. By combining integrated photonics with ultrasound technology, Med-IPUT aims to improve diagnostic capabilities and push the boundaries of medical imaging.