EchoNous vs Eyenuk

Kosmos is a handheld ultrasound with AI for bladder volume, ejection fraction, Doppler gate placement and FAST views. The vendor says Kosmos Plus costs under $20k, billing basis not stated, and carries a five-year warranty. It exports DICOM, supports a modality worklist through a DICOM profile, and the home page claims SOC 2 Type II. A 2024 study had oncology staff check cardiac function during chemotherapy with it, which makes a cancer center one fit.

EyeArt grades retinal photographs for diabetic retinopathy, and the vendor says the report needs no physician overread. The home page gives 96% sensitivity and 88% specificity for more than mild disease, while a 2023 release on trial NCT04984200 gives 94.4% and 91.1%. openFDA lists two records under product code PIB, K200667 in August 2020 and K223357 in June 2023, and the vendor says its clearances cover the Canon CR-2 AF, CR-2 Plus AF and Topcon NW400 cameras. The vendor says it integrates with Epic and other EHRs. Primary care clinics and screening programs are the buyers.

Different people hold the two devices: a bedside clinician with a probe for Kosmos, a screening program's operator with a retinal camera for EyeArt.