Incorporating imaging-based curricula in undergraduate medical education enhances students' understanding of disease processes and diagnostics. Handheld ultrasound devices, due to their accessibility and cost-effectiveness compared to standard equipment, serve as valuable educational tools for faculties and students.

As the use of handheld devices increases, numerous studies highlight their educational potential in teaching anatomy and clinical examination skills, particularly in cardiac conditions. These devices are also beneficial in hands-on sessions, enabling live imaging that can be projected onto larger screens for easy sharing among attendees.

1.DRSONO enables comprehensive full-body scans using a single device, significantly cutting down educational expenses without compromising on quality.

2.The portability of ultrasound makes it convenient for students to carry, facilitating telemedicine and prompt second opinions.

3.Real-time imaging can be seamlessly transmitted to students' devices through a free app, facilitating discussions and exchanging viewpoints.

4.DRSONO transforms a bulky, intricate cart into a user-friendly handheld device, allowing students repeated ease of operation to enhance their learning efficiency.