skeen: The new wireless and AI-powered digital dermatoscope

Bad Birnbach, Germany – FotoFinder Systems, a leading global manufacturer of imaging systems for dermatology, announces the launch of skeen, a wireless digital dermatoscope with cloud storage. skeen was developed to revolutionise skin and hair examinations through state-of-the-art technology and artificial intelligence.

skeen ushers in a paradigm shift, offering physicians unparalleled speed, accuracy and convenience in dermatoscopy and trichoscopy. ‘Skeening’ means the rapid visualisation, precise capture and secure storage of images and data in an integrated, cloud-based solution.

With its high-resolution camera and magnetically attached optical system with 20x or 40x magnification, skeen delivers meaningful skin images, both polarised and non-polarised, and is optimised for the visualisation of dermatoscopic and trichoscopic structures. It offers a completely wireless workflow without the need for a smartphone, tablet or adapter.

Developed by FotoFinder Systems, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence for dermatoscopy, skeen combines advanced skin visualisation with unlimited AI usage. With AIMEE, the FotoFinder artificial intelligence assistant for examining and evaluating skin lesions, it supports doctors by providing an AI score based on a powerful, market-approved deep learning algorithm that has been evaluated and validated in numerous clinical studies.

In combination with the FotoFinder Hub, skeen users can securely store and manage images and patient data in the cloud. The hub automatically keeps all data synchronised and also allows users to obtain a second opinion from leading skin cancer experts worldwide.

‘The launch of skeen marks a significant advance in digital dermatoscopy,’ explains Andreas Mayer, Managing Director of FotoFinder Systems. ‘By combining state-of-the-art technology with AI-supported analysis, skeen enables medical professionals to make faster and more informed decisions, which benefits patients.’

skeen will revolutionise dermatology and provide doctors with a powerful tool for examining and assessing the skin and scalp.