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Skin Analytics achieves Class IIa UKCA Mark for DERM. The UK’s first and only Class IIa certified AI dermatology device

Now a Class IIa medical device, DERM, uses machine learning algorithms to recognise the most common malignant, pre-malignant and benign skin lesions, including melanoma – the fifth most common cancer in the UK. Using a decade’s worth of research and development on skin lesions, it is designed to accelerate patient diagnosis and relieve pressure on the healthcare system. 

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New data shows DERM, our AI skin cancer diagnosis tool, could be as accurate as clinical specialist

The prospective, diagnostic trial saw DERM, our AI platform, correctly identify all malignant lesions (100% sensitivity) with an average AUROC of 95.8% with 65% specificity versus 70% specificity and a 77% AUROC score demonstrated by the clinical experts. DERM, a CE marked medical device, was developed as a tool to aid clinicians in identifying 11 common skin lesion types, including melanoma.

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Skin Analytics Have a New Office

As the team continues to expand, we've outgrown our existing office space and have moved to a new office in The Frames, 1 Phipp Street, EC2A 4PS. We've not moved far though, we remain in the heart of London's tech scene in Shoreditch. The new space will have some room...

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Financial Support for Med-Tech Start-Ups

At Skin Analytics we have quite a few Google Alerts set so that we can keep up with the ever changing med-tech landscape. We were quite surprised to see our name pop up related to funding... Digital Health.london and RYSE asset management are calling for early stage...

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CogX 2019 Winners

We are delighted to announce that the Skin Analytics have been recognised for their innovative work in AI, by CogX, the world’s leading festival of all things AI and emerging technology. The team were awarded Best Innovation in Computer Vision at the 2019 CogX Awards,...

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Skin Analytics on CNN

Working in a startup that uses AI or Computer Vision to try and help improve health outcomes means that we are very familiar with the term CNN. In our world CNN means convolutional neural network which is a deep neural network used to classify images. (To all of the...

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CNN Interview

If it does not turn up on Google did it really happen? Recently our CEO Neil was interviewed by CNN about our AI and how it can help find skin cancer which will improve patient outcomes and save public health a lot of money too. As a company we were very very excited...

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