Ultrasound technology provides an easy, non-ionizing, reliable and inexpensive solution to a wide range of medical applications ranging from diagnosis to therapy.

With this fact in mind, we have developed USense.org, a platform designed to freely distribute open source software, hardware and data for ultrasound medical applications. The main goal of this website is to promote the reproducibility of medical ultrasound research by providing users with the complete package needed to reproduce results presented in scientific publications. This typically includes one or more of the following items.

• Software: documented source code written in a high-level programming language (e.g., C, C++, Python).
• Hardware: description of the design (e.g., schematics, bill of material, printed circuit board layout data, hardware description language code).
• Data: ultrasound data together with a description of its characteristics (e.g., acquisition setup, acquisition parameters).

 To learn more about the open source philosophy, click here!

 We welcome any project that falls under the above description. If you wish to contribute, feel free to contact us.

USense.org is an initiative of the Audiovisual Communications Laboratory (EPFL)