EchoNous vs icometrix

Kosmos is a handheld ultrasound probe carried to the patient. icobrain is software that measures brain MRI scans a hospital has already taken. EchoNous sells to clinicians who scan, icometrix to services that read MRI.

An emergency, cardiology or oncology team buys Kosmos for automated ejection fraction, AI FAST view labeling and bladder volume at the bedside. The vendor says Kosmos Plus costs under $20k, currency not stated, with a five year warranty, and other configurations are quoted. Four Kosmos 510(k)s run from March 2020 to April 2025.

A neurology or neuroradiology service buys icobrain to track multiple sclerosis, dementia or amyloid-therapy patients across serial MRI. K240712, cleared in November 2024, is the vendor's ARIA-E and ARIA-H detection module, and the vendor lists CPT III codes 0865T and 0866T. icometrix lists no public price, only a contact route. GE HealthCare announced the acquisition in September 2025 and says it intends distribution on all vendors' MRI systems.