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Today’s diagnostic imaging processes are time-consuming, costly, and often require multiple visits to imaging facilities, causing delays in diagnosis and treatment.
Vortex enables objective interpretations and faster diagnoses, bringing high-quality, CT-like capabilities to the point of care where they are needed most.
Vortex is imaging made smarter, faster, and available everywhere.
Imaging Isn’t Where Patients Need It Most
Medical imaging today remains out of reach for most physicians at the point of care. While CT and MRI offer powerful diagnostics, their complexity confines them to hospitals. Ultrasound, though portable, demands expert operators and provides only limited views. Clinicians frequently send patients elsewhere, causing frustrating delays in diagnosis, treatment, and patient care.
Vortex Breaks The Barriers
Combining ultrasound simplicity with advanced cloud-based GPU reconstruction, Vortex delivers the first truly scalable imaging solution for in-office, rural, and community settings.
The result: quantitative, standardized, volumetric 3D imaging comparable to CT—available anywhere patients need it.
From Geophysics to Medical Imaging
Vortex’s proprietary algorithm adapts full waveform inversion (FWI)—a geophysics technique once used to map underground structures—to reconstruct high-resolution, 3D medical images from raw sound data.
Raw Sound Data
Iterative Simulation
Volumetric Image
The result: standardized, high-quality imaging with the simplicity needed for point-of-care use.
Massive Market Opportunity
$38.6B
Market Potential
481M
Yearly Scans
300+
Potential Clinical Indications
Vortex Management Team
Advisory Board
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Associate Chair Medical Imaging Sciences
Massachusetts General Hospital
Associate Professor
Harvard Medical School
Anthony Samir, MD
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Distinguished Professor of Reproductive Medicine
University Medical Center,
Utrecht, Netherlands
Bart Fauser, MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Radiology
Stanford University
Fellow
American Institute of Ultrasound
in Medicine
Jeremy Dahl, PhD
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Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology,
Director of Imaging
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Nadav Schwartz, MD
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Geophysics Computational
Imaging Scientist
California Institute of Technology
Assistant Professor
Stanford University
Ettore Biondi, PhD
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Urologic Surgeon & Assistant Professor of Urology
Mount Sinai Hospital, NY
Aaron Grotas, MD
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Director of Kidney Stone Program Massachusetts General Hospital Chief of Urology Newton Wellesley Hospital
Brian Eisner, MD
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Nephrologist
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Research Associate
Harvard Medical School