Abstract: In some embodiments, a device may comprise a substrate having signal generation circuitry, a transmitter, a receiver, and interface circuitry each mounted thereon. The transmitter may comprise a transmit semiconductor die having integrated thereon transmit circuitry configured to generate, based on a reference RF signal generated by the signal generation circuitry, first RF signals having an RF center frequency between 300-320 GHz and a transmit antenna array comprising a plurality of RF antennas configured to transmit the first RF signals. The receiver may comprise a receive semiconductor die having integrated thereon a receive antenna array comprising a plurality of RF antennas configured to receive second RF signals having the RF center frequency and receive circuitry configured to generate third RF signals based on the reference RF signal and mix the second RF signals with the third RF signals to obtain fourth RF signals. The interface circuitry may comprise ADC circuitry.

Abstract: In some embodiments, a device may comprise a substrate having signal generation circuitry, a transmitter, a receiver, and interface circuitry each mounted thereon. The transmitter may comprise a transmit semiconductor die having integrated thereon transmit circuitry configured to generate, based on a reference RF signal generated by the signal generation circuitry, first RF signals having an RF center frequency between 300-320 GHz and a transmit antenna array comprising a plurality of RF antennas configured to transmit the first RF signals. The receiver may comprise a receive semiconductor die having integrated thereon a receive antenna array comprising a plurality of RF antennas configured to receive second RF signals having the RF center frequency and receive circuitry configured to generate third RF signals based on the reference RF signal and mix the second RF signals with the third RF signals to obtain fourth RF signals. The interface circuitry may comprise ADC circuitry.

Abstract: Aspects of the technology described herein relate to wirelessly offloading, from a wearable ultrasound device, ultrasound data sufficient for forming one or more ultrasound images therefrom. The wearable ultrasound device may include an ultrasound patch. Indications that may be monitored with such a device, and therapeutic uses that may be provided by such a device, are also described. Methods and apparatuses are also described for compounding multilines of ultrasound data on an ultrasound device configured to collect the ultrasound data. Additionally, certain aspects of the technology relate to non-uniform grouping of ultrasound transducers that share a transmit/receive circuit in an ultrasound device.

Abstract: An ultrasound probe is provided including one or more ultrasound transducers configured to perform ultrasound imaging, a first logic unit configured to receive ultrasound data from the one or more ultrasound transducers, and a second logic unit coupled to the first logic unit and configured to transmit the ultrasound data wirelessly via a radio module. An ultrasound device is provided configured for removably coupling to an auxiliary module to transmit ultrasound wirelessly via the auxiliary module.

Abstract: A system comprising an ultrasound device configured to communicate ultrasound data wirelessly to a remote computing device over a wireless communication link, wherein the ultrasound device and the remote computing device implement the wireless communication link using a set of functions to wirelessly transmit the ultrasound data.

Abstract: Aspects of the technology described herein relate to wirelessly offloading, from a wearable ultrasound device, ultrasound data sufficient for forming one or more ultrasound images therefrom. The wearable ultrasound device may include an ultrasound patch. Indications that may be monitored with such a device, and therapeutic uses that may be provided by such a device, are also described. Methods and apparatuses are also described for compounding multilines of ultrasound data on an ultrasound device configured to collect the ultrasound data. Additionally, certain aspects of the technology relate to non-uniform grouping of ultrasound transducers that share a transmit/receive circuit in an ultrasound device.