Pulsenmore developed a self-operated prenatal handheld ultrasound device that connects with a user’s smartphone through a mobile app.

The company's at-home ultrasound device will be used for self-examination of follicles in IVF and fertility preservation.

From at-home scans and breastmilk kits, to using AI for IVF, Israeli companies are offering vital services to new and expecting parents, and caregivers.

The PulseNmore telemedicine device allows pregnant women to perform ultrasound scans without leaving the comfort of their homes.

PulseNmore says it has conducted 'successful tests' on the product and that it is nearing completion.