In rural areas, pregnant patients often face two challenges. The geographical distance from maternity wards and specialists, as well as a shortage of professionals qualified to perform high-quality ultrasound scans,

Due to a shortage of radiologists and the long distances involved in travelling to an imaging centre, access to ultrasound scans in rural areas remains limited. Indeed, a scan lasting

Obstetric ultrasound plays a central role in pregnancy monitoring, from confirmation of pregnancy to assessment of fetal growth and anatomy. However, in many rural areas or areas with a shortage

Since May 2025, the Redon-Carentoir Intercommunal Hospital Centre (CHIRC) in Ille-et-Vilaine has been equipped with MELODY, the medically validated teleoperated ultrasound robot developed by AdEchoTech. This innovation, remotely controlled by

The CESARS centre at CNES recently validated a major advance in connected health: satellite tele-ultrasound. This unprecedented experiment is based on MELODY technology, developed by AdEchoTech. It demonstrates that ultrasound

Tele-ultrasound allows a radiologist to remotely control a robotic arm equipped with a probe. This technology promises to revolutionise access to healthcare in areas affected by medical deserts. But can

Ultrasound is the first-line imaging test in paediatrics, particularly for examining the abdomen, and X-rays should be limited as much as possible. It is non-invasive and painless, and allows real-time

In the remote province of Saskatchewan in northern Canada, access to healthcare is a real organisational and economic challenge for patients and the healthcare system. To address this issue, the

Melody Telerobotic Ultrasound System: A Global Innovation Melody, AdEchoTech’s remote telerobotic ultrasound system, is helping to revolutionize telemedicine. As the world’s first solution enabling a remotely operated imaging exam, it