Verasonics, Inc., a leading provider of advanced ultrasound platforms for research and development, has announced the celebration of its 25th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in the company’s journey of innovation and collaboration in ultrasound technology.
Over the past quarter century, Verasonics has focused on providing researchers, engineers, and commercial partners with flexible, high-performance ultrasound solutions designed to support advancements across multiple fields, including biomedical imaging, focused ultrasound therapy, photoacoustics, and non-destructive testing (NDT).
“From the beginning, our goal has been to give innovators the freedom to explore what’s possible with ultrasound,” said Jon K. Daigle, CEO of Verasonics. “Our 25th anniversary is a celebration of the researchers, engineers, and partners who have pushed and expanded the boundaries of ultrasound innovation.”
Founded in 2001, Verasonics introduced a software-based ultrasound platform that replaced traditional hardware-based beamforming approaches. The technology provided researchers with greater control over system parameters, access to real-time raw channel data, and enhanced flexibility for experimentation, rapid prototyping, and commercialization.
The company’s programmable ultrasound platforms have supported research and development activities worldwide, enabling innovation in areas where advanced ultrasonic technologies are required. Verasonics systems are used by academic institutions, commercial organisations, and government research facilities, contributing to thousands of scientific publications across various ultrasound-related applications.
Within the non-destructive testing sector, Verasonics’ advanced ultrasound capabilities support research and development efforts focused on improving inspection methods and expanding the use of ultrasonic technologies for material evaluation and structural assessment.
As the company marks 25 years of ultrasound innovation, Verasonics continues to focus on developing flexible tools that support emerging applications across imaging, inspection, therapy, and interdisciplinary research.
The company has acknowledged the contribution of its customers and partners in reaching this milestone and remains committed to supporting the next generation of ultrasound discoveries and technological advancements.
