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That's just a layman's explanation of what we actually do — we use a plasma vapour deposition process, a very physics term for atom—by—atom building up an ultrasound sensor — and then we use some other additive manufacturing techniques we have borrowed from the semiconductor industry to build up a sensor, which we then put in an embodiment that's 3d printed, so there's three different steps of �*printing,’ as we call it. this is the novosound kelpie, so it's a 64—element linear array, and typically, it is used for inspection, corrosion mapping. because it's so flexible, it can be...

Vapour deposition process, a very physics term for atom—by—atom building up an ultrasound sensor, and then we use some other additive manufacturing techniques we have borrowed from the semiconductor industry to build up a sensor, which we then put in an embodiment that's 3d printed, so there's three different steps of printing, as we call it. this is the novosound kelpie. it's a 64—element linear array, and typically, it is used for inspection, corrosion mapping. because it is so flexible, it can be wrapped around pipes and conform to complex geometry, so it can look inside of objects us...

For novosound, the process started out in a very industrial way. traditional ultrasound manufacturers would use machining to build an ultrasound probe by machining or breaking away material to make a probe. we do an additive manufacturing process that we call printing — that's just a layman's explanation of what we actually do — we use a plasma vapour deposition process, a very physics term for atom—by—atom building up an ultrasound sensor, and then we use some other additive manufacturing techniques we have borrowed from the semiconductor industry to build up a sensor, which we then p...

We do an additive manufacturing process that we call printing — that's just a layman's explanation of what we actually do — we use a plasma vapour deposition process, a very physics term for atom—by—atom building up an ultrasound sensor, and then we use some other additive manufacturing techniques we have borrowed from the semiconductor industry to build up a sensor, which we then put in an embodiment that's 3d printed, so there's three different steps of printing, as we call it. this is the novosound kelpie. it's a 64—element linear array, and typically, it is used for inspection, c...