Meet Torso and Torso-One
Two probes. One superior AI. The only portable ultrasound benchmarked against cart-based machines. Torso integrates ultrasound, high-fidelity visual auscultation, and ECG. Torso-One provides high-definition ultrasound with a smaller footprint and narrower grip.
Torso
Truly see and hear your patients for the first time. Torso provides real-time synchronization of three signals — a stethoscope, ECG, and ultrasound — all in one, easy to use handheld.
The only handheld with CW and PW Doppler
High-fidelity digital auscultation
Integrated ECG
Torso-One
Torso-One provides high-definition ultrasound with a smaller footprint and narrower grip.
Access to all AI applications
High-resolution imaging benchmarked against cart-based systems
Smaller footprint for scanning in tight windows
Full CW and PW Doppler capabilities
Kosmos Bridge
Capture, save, and export exams in high-definition.
On-the-edge AI computing
HIPAA compliant and secured data
JPEG or MPEG-4 AVC exports
DICOM supported for archiving exams to PACS
Drop-tested from 3 feet
Flexible Dynamic
Kosmos connects to Android
Kosmos connects with your QC Snapdragon hardware Android Tablet (required to run on the edge AI computations). You can now experience the high quality imaging of a 64/128 channel system and deep learning AI capabilities on your own device. Either purchase a fully loaded Kosmos from us or download the app from the Google app store and start scanning.
Product Information
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Automated Systolic Heart Function
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IVC Collapse Hypovolemia (2)
Celiac Long SMA Long
IVC
IVC Aorta Coronal
Spleen / Left Upper Quadrant
Pancreas with Duct
Celiac, Splenic & Hepatic Art
Liver
Explore the Kosmos
01 / 04
01 / 04
When I first saw Kosmos, I was all in. I was like a kid in a candy store. I feel this device is the ideal device for teaching at both the GME and UME levels. Also, the addition of AI significantly helps the learners in obtaining the desired window, grading the quality, and providing auto-labeling in real-time, which can improve the educational experience by leaps and bounds.
Robert A. Jones, DO, FACEP
Assistant Dean for Clerkship Education-MHMC, Professor, Emergency Medicine, CWRU at The MetroHealth System
01 / 09
This instrument can actually teach you what the heart does, what's going on with the blood flow, giving you all the information integrated - it's such a beautiful orchestration of all the signals together, so that you can build a more complete picture in real-time!
Bernard E. Bulwer, MD, FASE
Founder and Director of the Echo Stethoscope Academy Project
01 / 09
My view on ultrasound education is to introduce it early on and as students are learning anatomy, they can also see what the ultrasound images look like. And looking at the ultrasound images has also informed my view of the anatomy. It's much different - the potential spaces that we see in the cavities are real spaces in the cadaver, but ultrasound allows you to see those spaces instead of just big gaps.
Dr. Robert DePhilip
Associate Professor Emeritus at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
01 / 09
Handheld technology where the image quality truly doesn't take a backseat to any cart based system.
Mark Favot, MD
Chief of the Section of Emergency Ultrasound, Wayne State University, Detroit
01 / 09
In a way, combining high quality phono with affordable high quality echo is analogous to what they said about the 6 gun and the West. Its “the great equalizer.
Nelson B. Schiller, MD, FACC
Founder of the UCSF Echocardiography Laboratory and the UCSF Adult Congenital Heart Disease Clinic
01 / 09
As a non-ultrasound trained community based private physician, echocardiogram function of Kosmos with AI assistance is beyond priceless in timely diagnosis, patient satisfaction, and health care cost containment.
Clara Shin, MD
Montesano Internal Medicine, WA
01 / 09
KOSMOS AI integration allows attendings and students/residents to think WITH the device. It’s a device that new learners will be comfortable with, and masters will never outgrow.
David Tierney, MD, FACP
Founder/director of the Internal Medicine Bedside Ultrasound program (IMBUS) and director of the Abbott Northwestern Center for Clinical Simulation
01 / 09
This is the office tool that I have looked forward to: a smart, imaging machine that will provide so much more information than I could find on an examination, particularly in the cardiopulmonary area.
David Case, MD
Formerly Director of the Clinical Research Center, Cornell - NYH; Associate Professor of Medicine
01 / 09
When I first saw Kosmos, I was all in. I was like a kid in a candy store. I feel this device is the ideal device for teaching at both the GME and UME levels. Also, the addition of AI significantly helps the learners in obtaining the desired window, grading the quality, and providing auto-labeling in real-time, which can improve the educational experience by leaps and bounds.
Robert A. Jones, DO, FACEP
Assistant Dean for Clerkship Education-MHMC, Professor, Emergency Medicine, CWRU at The MetroHealth System
01 / 09