Washington University in St. Louis has announced a minimalist approach for imaging to the medical world. Coupling a USB-based probe with a Smartphone to scan and transmit images which will all fit in the palm of oneâ's hand.
The following is taken from an article written by Tony Fitzpatrick which appeared in Washington University in St. Louis’ News and Information.
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