1. Midwife's Ultrasound Alexis Hope Alex Pham John Porter Matthew Hicks
Mitchell Ishimitsu
Pratik Prasad
Sanjana Prasain 
Wayne Gerard

2. Portable Ultrasound for Rural Uganda
Reducing cost
Easy to use
Portable

3. Overview of Implementation Plans
 Devices and Development Tools:   
Netbook  - Touch screen
Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3t
LabView - User Interface and Generating Image
Probe SDK - Image rendering
Important Change:
No Controller 
             Reason: Use of touch screen

4. Building on Winter 2010 Fieldwork guiding implementation choices
Efficiency is key
Touchscreen
No keyboard searching
Simplify
Only necessary features
Learning from our prototype
Simplify even more
No controller
No mmode
No authentication

5. What have you accomplished so far?
Hardware
Touch screen netbook
Controller
Image Acquisition
Connected and initialized probe to PC
Manipulated SDK to acquire ultrasound image from the USB
Can send images from probe to interface
User Interface
Built login, menu, scanning, and image post processing screens

6. Prototype Demonstration

7. Evaluation Plan Usability evaluation
Need midwives, ultrasound technicians, and teachers.
Midwives to evaluate ease of use, learnability
Ultrasound technicians to evaluate workflow, appropriateness of included features
Ultrasound teacher to illustrate areas in which software can be used as an educational tool (e.g. suggestions for high-level conceptual content to include in the Help section)
Technical evaluation
Need to investigate memory usage, CPU usage, frames per second.
Alexis

8. What is left to do? Improve speed
Add additional controls for the probe 
adjusting gain
depth
Add additional UI features 
image markup
measurements
patient record browsing
help section
settings
zoom
Implement data storage

9. Timeline for Remainder of Quarter