The University of Girona has been developing an iToBoS scanner simulator to show how the scanning process works, both internally (what the underlying algorithms essentially do) and externally (movement of the bed and cameras).
In this video Prof. Dr. Bernhard Roth talks about the future of optics with focus on the Cluster of Excellence PhoenixD at Leibniz University Hannover, technical partner of iToBoS project.
As mentioned in previous blog posts, we continue with interesting topics regarding standards of medical devices.
This video introduces the application of novel optical technologies in the fight against skin cancer of the international project iToBoS.
There are some curiosities that show the IEC60601-1 standard regarding the general requirements for safety and essential performance of medical devices.
The natural progression of a disease depends on genetic inheritance-susceptibility of an individual and several environmental factors. The human genome contains millions of genetic variants (single nucleotide polymorphisms-SNPs).
Skin Cancer AI is a novel AI solution for early detection of skin cancer.
The construction of the iToBoS machine is a great challenge for the ATMO-2ES team at Bosch.
Part of the project’s overall goal is to create a set of dermoscopic images that can be used in the development and training of image classification algorithms.