A handheld scanner photographs the skin, ranks the likely conditions on the device in under 50 ms, and shows the doctor the evidence behind each one — so the diagnosis stays theirs.
This isn't a training problem. It's an instrument problem.
Press the device. Nothing here is a video — the portal that opens is the product.
No cloud call sits anywhere in that loop. The model runs on the device, and the result travels to the doctor's screen on the clinic's own network.
Everything the device does, in three stages.
Skin images of the four conditions the device detects.
Trained to tell them apart, then compressed.
Runs on the hardware in the clinician's hand — no cloud.
From the scan to a signed report, without leaving the desk. These are screenshots of the real product.
Every scan in the clinic, and which ones are still waiting on a doctor.
We would rather tell you exactly which step we are on.
We bring DermaScan 2.0, connect it to a machine in your room, and you scan. Twenty minutes, your cases, your doctors deciding whether the reasoning holds up.
Meet the team at LEAP 2026 — the device is on the stand.