Bangla Press Desk: A US-based company has announced plans to introduce a portable AI-powered ultrasound device in Bangladesh, marking a significant step forward in the country’s healthcare landscape.
Officials from the company, Exo Imaging, led by its co-founders Yusuf Haque and Sandeep Akkaraju, met with Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Thursday at the state guest house Jamuna to discuss the groundbreaking technology and its potential impact.
Yusuf Haque, a Bangladeshi-origin US medical technology expert and Exo’s Chief Technology Officer, said the company plans to roll out the device initially in leading hospitals across Bangladesh, with a long-term vision to expand access to rural and community healthcare centres.
“This device is designed to be portable and highly efficient, making high-quality diagnostics more accessible, even in remote areas,” he said.
US firm to launch portable AI Ultrasound device in Bangladesh
Banglapress
Published: 23 September 2025, 10:26 AM
Bangla Press Desk: A US-based company has announced plans to introduce a portable AI-powered ultrasound device in Bangladesh, marking a significant step forward in the country’s healthcare landscape.
Officials from the company, Exo Imaging, led by its co-founders Yusuf Haque and Sandeep Akkaraju, met with Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Thursday at the state guest house Jamuna to discuss the groundbreaking technology and its potential impact.
Yusuf Haque, a Bangladeshi-origin US medical technology expert and Exo’s Chief Technology Officer, said the company plans to roll out the device initially in leading hospitals across Bangladesh, with a long-term vision to expand access to rural and community healthcare centres.
“This device is designed to be portable and highly efficient, making high-quality diagnostics more accessible, even in remote areas,” he said.
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