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Standardized high-resolution imaging.
Preparing your view…
Preparing your view…
Longitudinal skin imaging
A visual skin record.
Built over time.
NevuTrace is developing a standardized whole-body imaging platform designed to help clinicians create a longitudinal visual record of the skin and efficiently review visible changes over time.
Technology under development.
Designed to support — not replace — clinical judgment.
The missing context
Photographs captured at different times can vary in position, lighting, framing, distance, and image quality. Meaningful visual comparison can be difficult.
Different conditions
Different angles
Different detail
Disconnected visits
NevuTrace is being designed to make longitudinal imaging more consistent.
From image to insight
A connected workflow, from standardized capture to clinician review.
Standardized high-resolution imaging.
Organize visible features and body regions.
Align current and previous imaging sessions.
Bring areas of visible change into focus.
Proposed workflow. Clinical interpretation remains with qualified healthcare professionals.
Meet the imaging system
A standardized imaging system built around repeatability.
Controlled high-resolution image capture, guided positioning, and edge processing — being developed together for longitudinal comparison.
Explore the productDesigned around consistent lighting and capture geometry.
Designed to preserve visual skin detail.
Intended to standardize body orientation between sessions.
Designed to flag blur, framing, or exposure issues before completing a scan.
Computer-vision processing can occur close to the imaging system.
Designed to support previous-versus-current image review.
One platform vision · More ways to capture
NevuTrace One remains our flagship imaging prototype. We are exploring additional capture formats for different mobility needs and care settings.
For different mobility needs.
Exploring supported positioning for people who cannot comfortably stand, including potential wheelchair-compatible workflows.
A view from the bedside.
Exploring overhead imaging for people who need to remain lying down, with repositioning guided by the care team.
Additional detail, where needed.
Exploring supplemental imaging of selected or difficult-to-access regions alongside a standardized capture workflow.
Future concepts — designs, coverage, and availability are not established.
Explore the capture visionNevuTrace View
Images organized. Sessions aligned. Visible changes brought into focus for the clinician.
Previous imaging Oct 2026
Current imaging Oct 2027
Compare against prior imaging. Clinical interpretation remains with the clinician.
The value of time
Over time, standardized imaging can create a visual record showing how visible skin features evolve between visits.
The technology beneath
Computer-vision tasks can run close to the imaging station, connecting capture quality, body-region organization, and longitudinal comparison.
Our prototype combines high-resolution cameras with local edge-computing hardware. The goal is a coherent imaging workflow, from the first capture to the next review.
Explore the architecturePROCESSING AT THE IMAGING STATION
For the people reviewing the record
Developed with the realities of repeat visits, clinical review, and continuity of care in mind.
Establish a visual baseline, maintain imaging history, review visible changes, and support appropriate specialist referral workflows.
DermatologyOrganize whole-body imagery, compare visits, and navigate a longitudinal visual record.
Health SystemsExplore repeatable workflows, multi-location deployment, and a future interoperability roadmap.
Purposeful by design
Standardizing imaging conditions is intended to make repeat visits easier to compare.
Computer-assisted comparison is intended to reduce manual searching through prior images.
Structured visual records can make longitudinal imaging easier to navigate.
Images from multiple visits can become a visual patient history.
A connected platform
Hardware / deployment
+Recurring software
+Repeat usage
+Health-system scale
Equipment leases, software subscriptions, usage-based imaging, enterprise deployment, and future health-system agreements are potential commercial models under evaluation.
Explore the Investment ThesisLooking further
The value of a visual history grows as additional imaging sessions are captured over time.
Hardware can become an entry point to recurring clinical software.
With appropriate consent, governance, privacy controls, and clinical oversight, imaging could support future research and model development.
The vision extends to clinical workflow software, integrations, and multi-site health-system deployment.
Let’s look ahead
We welcome conversations with clinicians, healthcare organizations, researchers, and partners interested in longitudinal skin imaging.