Medical & Dental

Jonathan Rothberg

Butterfly iQ semiconductor handheld ultrasound

United StatesEvidence: high confidenceChecked July 2026

Jonathan Rothberg co-founded Butterfly Network and helped develop the Butterfly iQ, a handheld ultrasound device built around a semiconductor ultrasound chip. MIT records Rothberg's proposal to combine ultrasound with semiconductor technology and reports global clinical shipment of the device; Butterfly's current investor site lists him as founder and a board director.

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What Jonathan did

Co-founded Butterfly Network and drove the development of its ultrasound-on-a-chip handheld imaging device.

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Why it matters

The Butterfly iQ put a broad-capability ultrasound transducer on a semiconductor chip in a handheld device, expanding access to point-of-care imaging.

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Living-status check

Butterfly Network's SEC proxy filed April 27, 2026 nominated Rothberg for reelection to its board, providing current positive evidence.