Ultrasound stimulators are devices that use high-frequency sound waves to stimulate tissues in the body. These sound waves are typically above the range of human hearing and can penetrate the skin to promote healing, reduce pain, and enhance tissue regeneration. They are commonly used in physical therapy and medical treatments. The technology behind ultrasound stimulators involves transducers that convert electrical energy into sound waves. These devices can be applied to specific areas of the body, allowing for targeted treatment. Ultrasound therapy is often used in conjunction with other therapies to improve patient outcomes in rehabilitation and pain management.