Introducing skeen: The fist AI-driven dermatoscope

skeen represents a paradigm shift, offering physicians unparalleled speed, accuracy and convenience in dermoscopy and trichoscopy. “Skeening” means rapidly visualizing, accurately capturing, and securely storing of images and data within an integrated, fully compliant cloud-based solution.

Featuring a razor-sharp high-resolution camera and a magnetically attached optical system offering 20x or 40x magnification, skeen delivers high precision skin images, both polarized and non-polarized, optimized for visualizing dermoscopic and trichoscopic structures. It provides an end-to-end wireless workflow without the need for a smartphone, tablet, or any adapters.

Developed by FotoFinder Systems, pioneer in artificial intelligence for dermoscopy, skeen combines advanced imaging capabilities with the power of unlimited AI. With AIMEE, the FotoFinder assistant for Artificial Intelligence Mole Examination and Evaluation, it supports physicians in the evaluation of skin lesions by providing an AI score from a powerful, market-approved deep-learning algorithm that has been evaluated and validated in numerous clinical studies.

In combination with FotoFinder Hub, skeen users can securely store and manage images and patient data in the cloud. The Hub automatically keeps all data in sync, and is the online portal for storing, managing, and sharing data. It also allows to obtain a leading dermoscopist’s second opinion.

“The introduction of skeen marks a significant advancement in digital dermoscopy.” said Andreas Mayer, Chief Operating Officer at FotoFinder Systems. “By combining state-of-the-art imaging technology with AI-driven analysis, skeen empowers physicians to make faster and more informed decisions, ultimately improving patient outcomes.”

skeen is set to revolutionize the field of dermatology, providing healthcare professionals with a powerful tool for skin examination and evaluation. For more information about skeen and FotoFinder Systems, visit www.fotofinder.de/skeen.