ENDORYS.
CONTACT

Discuss the research.
Define the next experiment.

We welcome contributions that sharpen the experimental design, clarify a clinical requirement or support a well-defined measurement study.

GET IN TOUCH

Contribute to the
validation programme.

sadhu.shobab@gmail.com

Bengaluru, India

Please share a non-confidential introduction first. Confidentiality, access and collaboration terms must be agreed before sensitive information is exchanged.

Acoustic engineering & protocol review

Assess the proposed phantom protocol, including acoustic coupling, geometry uncertainty, repeatability and acceptance criteria.

Clinical input

Define a specific clinical decision, its current workflow and the evidence required to justify an additional tissue measurement.

Research infrastructure

Discuss suitable laboratory facilities, instrumentation or a defined measurement study. Equipment access and collaboration arrangements would require separate agreement.

In your introduction, include your expertise, the question you propose to address and a practical next step. Please do not send patient identifiers, confidential employer information or third-party designs without authorization.

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Practical information.

Is an Endorys device available for clinical use?

No. Endorys is a pre-prototype research programme. No medical device or clinical service is currently offered.

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