He may not be Ali, but Butterfly Network's new CEO, Joseph DeVivo, believes Butterly’s microchip tech packs a formidable punch. He expects the company’s technology will help it transcend the market-development challenges the company faced under its previous leaderships.

Since going public, the company’s share price has flopped, its board has seen a flurry of appointments and resignations over the past year, and now the company is facing investor lawsuits.

SVB health care advisor Jonathan Norris anticipates more consolidation in devices ahead with many mid-cap public companies looking to acquire innovative technologies to grow, and pushing the “big guys to have to figure out how to move faster.”

In an interview with Medtech Insight, Another newcomer to the handheld ultrasound market weighed in on the competitive environment.