This handheld 3D body scanning device could replace the MRI — using the motion-sensing technology from a Nintendo Wii

Oct 31, 2017

This handheld 3D body scanning device could replace the MRI — using the motion-sensing technology from a Nintendo Wii

Posted by Shane Hinshaw in category: biotech/medical

Emergency Physician Joshua Broder realized his son’s Wii controller could detect movement than a $50,000 ultrasound machine. So he combined them.

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