What I want to do

Foster open-source ultrasound hardware, like arduino and raspberrypi have done.

What I have

Been selling hardware since 2017: know-how in terms of design, prototyping, review, production, sales
Two existing board designs and corresponding python libs (un0rick and lit3rick)!
Documentation, along with an exhaustive research log
Existing users - and access to ultrasound research labs, as well as ultrasound startups (~100+ users, including ~20 academic labs, ~15 startups, ~15 SMEs)
An ecosystem (academics, private, researchers, students, suppliers, …)
A series of published articles on open-ultrasound (1,2,3)
A collection of old (mostly) mechanical probes
Some USB ultrasound probes - working on opening their access
By-products of the hardware development (usb tools, muxes, high voltage designs, ..)
Knowledge of the fpga toolchain and its key actors

Grow: Have more users, and enlarge the users/contributors community (documentation, hardware, software), diversify the FPGA contributors base
Learn: Improve users feedback
Work together: Partners to improve the design and documentation, with ad-hoc technical support (HV!)
Coconstruct: People developing their own ultrasound research platform
Suppliers: diversify PCBA and piezo suppliers
Innovate: Explore more complex (still within open-tool chain) FPGAs, build on single element hardware to start 8-elements arrays
Share: Improve a library of fpga signal processing tools

Add usb probes
Add some experiments under “use cases”
Add a “signal” section
- Add some scan conversion
- Add some examples of signal processing