Artes Electronics Company Starts Selling a Device for Early Diagnosis of Skin Cancer/Melanoma
The device combines Artificial Intelligence(AI) and biophysics, and simplifies self-examination of moles at home.
New York, NY, April 27, 2021 --(PR.com)-- From May 1, Artes Electronics opens sales of a unique device of its kind - a personal mole tracker called NOTA. The device is created to improve the quality of self-diagnosis of moles, which will allow you to find skin cancer/melanoma at home.
According to WHO, about 10 thousand people die annually from diagnosed stage 3 and 4 of melanoma.
It is assumed that with the help of use of the device, it will be possible to reduce the total number of deaths, thanks to the early detection of oncological pathologies.
"When examining the moles according to the ABCDE rule (where each letter means a change, for example, A - asymmetry, B - border, etc.) you can make a lot of mistakes and miss the moment of malignancy of the mole," said Vassily Zotov, CEO of the company. "Using NOTA to diagnose cancer is similar to using an electronic thermometer. The whole point is that a person can, literally, sitting on the couch, check their moles at any time and compare the results of past examinations with each other."
Behind the creation of NOTA there is the long-term work of Artes Electronics to develop high-precision medical devices to order. For three years in a row, a team of engineers, doctors, and designers has been working on creating a series of their own devices for early diagnosis of various types of cancer. And the first device that will go on open sale will be the mole tracker.
"NOTA measures the resistance (impedance) of cells under the action of an electrical pulse and transmits the data to the server, where it is processed using AI. A person sees the result of measuring a mole on their phone and makes a decision,to observe further or go to the doctor," explained Dmitry Konnov, CTO of the company. "We are very happy to have the opportunity to present a device that will benefit people all over the world. Our work is changing the world."
In 2020, Artes Electronics launched a fundraising campaign through the Kickstarter crowdfunding platform, where it raised the amount needed to produce a batch of NOTA at the first day. At the moment, the first 10 devices are already used by melanoma fighters from the United States, Canada and England, in the near future, another 240 devices will go to their customers around the world.
The opening of official sales in May was not chosen by chance, as May is the month of the fight against melanoma. Thus, Artes Electronics wants to pay attention to the importance of early diagnosis of various types of skin cancer and its availability.
According to WHO, about 10 thousand people die annually from diagnosed stage 3 and 4 of melanoma.
It is assumed that with the help of use of the device, it will be possible to reduce the total number of deaths, thanks to the early detection of oncological pathologies.
"When examining the moles according to the ABCDE rule (where each letter means a change, for example, A - asymmetry, B - border, etc.) you can make a lot of mistakes and miss the moment of malignancy of the mole," said Vassily Zotov, CEO of the company. "Using NOTA to diagnose cancer is similar to using an electronic thermometer. The whole point is that a person can, literally, sitting on the couch, check their moles at any time and compare the results of past examinations with each other."
Behind the creation of NOTA there is the long-term work of Artes Electronics to develop high-precision medical devices to order. For three years in a row, a team of engineers, doctors, and designers has been working on creating a series of their own devices for early diagnosis of various types of cancer. And the first device that will go on open sale will be the mole tracker.
"NOTA measures the resistance (impedance) of cells under the action of an electrical pulse and transmits the data to the server, where it is processed using AI. A person sees the result of measuring a mole on their phone and makes a decision,to observe further or go to the doctor," explained Dmitry Konnov, CTO of the company. "We are very happy to have the opportunity to present a device that will benefit people all over the world. Our work is changing the world."
In 2020, Artes Electronics launched a fundraising campaign through the Kickstarter crowdfunding platform, where it raised the amount needed to produce a batch of NOTA at the first day. At the moment, the first 10 devices are already used by melanoma fighters from the United States, Canada and England, in the near future, another 240 devices will go to their customers around the world.
The opening of official sales in May was not chosen by chance, as May is the month of the fight against melanoma. Thus, Artes Electronics wants to pay attention to the importance of early diagnosis of various types of skin cancer and its availability.
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