Computational design of foldable origami-based compressive ultrasound sensing.
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ABSTRACT: Ultrasound imaging is an essential part of the modern clinical routine. However, its dependence on costly multichannel electronics limits its use in chronic monitoring of disease. Single-detector compressed-sensing approaches have been proposed to simplify the signal acquisition pipeline, but they suffer from reduced acoustic sensitivity due to reliance on multiple scattering topologies. We propose foldable origami structures with built-in ultrasound sensing capabilities for single-pixel imaging that increase the acoustic sensitivity by leveraging a foldable transducer geometry. By detecting ultrasound fields at various origami folding states, target images in two- and three-dimensions are recovered using model-based reconstruction techniques. We simulated the Foldable Origami-based Compre
SUBMITTER: Hochuli N
PROVIDER: S-EPMC12916773 | biostudies-literature | 2026 Jan
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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