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echOpen Innovation validated by medical evidence.
A common foundation validated by learned societies (HAS, SFMU, CMG, SPLF) to identify the essentials at the patient's bedside: masses, effusions, and obstructions.
Born in the heart of the hospital
CLIN-ECHO Study 1
CLIN-ECHO Study 2
PRESTO study
echOpen, the essentials of clinical ultrasound, developed within the AP-HP.
Image quality
Validated by 3 clinical studies
(AP-HP).
A training corpus
Videos, case studies, articles.
Durability
Stable device, calibrated maintenance-free for five years.
Warranties
Three levels of protection for total peace of mind.
Evolutionary
Probe and application updated regularly, HDS storage.
Starting at €1,578
On average, half the price of equivalent solutions.
1,000+ doctors equipped.
They say it best.
"With echOpen, I am now actively involved in etiological management. I can advance my clinical reasoning, answer numerous questions, and save time and increase efficiency. The echOpen probe echOpen exactly what I was looking for: ultra-portable and affordable."
A portable ultrasound scanner for observing the main organs
- Anatomy: visualization of the heart chambers
- Diagnosis: cardiac effusion and tamponade
- Aetiologies: infectious, cardiac, cancerous
- Anatomy: visualization of pleural cul-de-sacs
- Diagnosis: pleural effusions
- Aetiologies: infectious, cardiac, cancerous, interstitial lung disease
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- Anatomy: visualization of the liver, right kidney and hepatorenal space
- Diagnosis: peritoneal effusions in the upper quadrant of the abdomen
- Aetiologies: hepatic, traumatic, infectious, biliary disorders
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- Anatomy: visualization of the spleen, left kidney and splenorenal space
- Diagnosis: peritoneal effusions in the left upper quadrant
- Aetiologies: gastrointestinal diseases, pancreatitis, cirrhosis with ascites
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- Anatomy: visualization of the bladder, uterus and prostate
- Diagnosis: peritoneal effusions in the pelvic region
- Aetiologies: gynaecological or intestinal diseases, pelvic trauma
- Visualization: large and peripheral vessels
- Use: central catheterization of large vessels
- Diagnosis: abdominal aortic aneurysms
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- Trauma assessment
- FAST (Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma) protocols
- EFAST protocol (Extended Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma)
echOpen the portable ultrasound scanner honored with the "Nobel Prize for Health"!
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On December 12, 2025, echOpen awarded the prestigious Prix Galien France 2025 in the MedTech & Digital Solutions category. This prestigious global award validates the vision of portable clinical ultrasound accessible to all. Our echOpen ultrasound scanner was recognized for its ability to transform medical practice by enabling healthcare professionals to perform enhanced examinations that reduce diagnosis times and ensure equitable access to imaging.
2 minutes, from the box to your first scan
Connect your ultrasound machine to your smartphone and start a consultation.
Launch the echOpen app on your smartphone.
Connect to your echOpen probe
Start a new consultation
Select the appropriate preset
You're all set!
Record images and videos, and find them on your platform at the end of your consultation.
my echOpen the educational, collaborative, and secure platform
Request a demo
Schedule an appointment with our experts to discover our ultra-portable ultrasound machine!
Book a demoTrusted by 50+ hospitals and primary care centers
Colmar hospital
Paul Brousse, AP-HP
Henri Mondor, AP-HP
CH de Chalon sur Saone
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Carcassonne Hospital
GHT Coeur Occitanie
Cochin, APHP
Nimes University Hospital
Georges Pompidou - APHP
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A portable ultrasound scanner starting at €1,578!
An investment that is half the market price to start using ultrasound today.
Awards and distinctions
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Galien Prize - Winner 2025
Industrial start-ups - Île-de-France Region
Grand Prix Check Up Santé - BFM Business
Winner of the Urgences 2024 Innovation Competition
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FHF 2024 Innovation Award
Patrick Fauconnier Award 2024
MedInTechs 2024 Trophy
MedTech 2024 Inventors Awards
Winner of the ARS Ile-de-France 2023 call for projects
i-Nov 2023 Award
Winner of the 1st Health20 Promotion
The benefits of portable ultrasound for practitioners
The integration of a portable ultrasound scanner at the patient's bedside raises clinical examination to a new standard.
A true pocket ultrasound scanner, this device provides decisive information in a matter of minutes, correcting nearly half of all diagnoses. The portable ultrasound scanner adjusts the treatment strategy in more than one in four cases. It limits unnecessary referrals, whether to emergency departments or specialist consultations.
Lightweight and intuitive, the echOpen portable ultrasound scanner echOpen deployed instantly, without logistical constraints, and boosts the practitioner's diagnostic confidence. Thanks to this portable tri-frequency ultrasound probe, visualization of the heart, lungs, or abdomen is accessible at any time, ensuring efficiency and relevance from the very first consultation.
FAQ
The most important answers about the echOpen portable ultrasound scanner
What is the difference between a portable ultrasound machine and a conventional ultrasound machine?
A portable ultrasound scanner is compact, mobile, and can be used directly at the patient's bedside. It connects to a smartphone or tablet. A conventional ultrasound scanner is bulky, stationary, and designed for use in a technical facility. The portable scanner prioritizes speed and targeted clinical examination, while the conventional scanner prioritizes in-depth expert imaging.
Is the portable ultrasound machine reliable for diagnosis?
Yes, for targeted indications. Numerous studies show that point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) improves diagnostic accuracy and decision-making when used by trained clinicians, particularly in general practice and emergency medicine.
What are the most common use cases?
The most common uses are abdominal and chest ultrasounds, as well as FAST and E-FAST emergency protocols.
Can I easily learn how to perform ultrasounds?
Yes. Clinical ultrasound is designed to be learned gradually, with short, practice-oriented training courses focused on specific use cases. International recommendations emphasize that targeted learning enables reliable use from the very first clinical applications.
Is it compatible with my smartphone?
Yes. The new generation of portable ultrasound scanners connect wirelessly to a compatible smartphone or tablet, which serves as a screen and control interface. You can find a list of compatible phones here.
In what cases does the echOpen probe echOpen respond?
The echOpen probe echOpen suitable for examinations requiring Doppler, detailed musculoskeletal imaging, or superficial explorations located less than one centimeter deep.
