Skinmap CEO and Co-Founder William Hall recently sat down with Jason Voiovich, author, researcher, and innovation leader to discuss how Skinmap is changing the future of early skin cancer detection. Read the complete Q&A here. For press inquiries, please contact: Marsha Ashley press@skinmap.com
A recent article in the South Florida Business Journal chronicles Triangulate Labs’ journey to develop Skinmap, an AI-powered tool to revolutionize skin cancer detection. Skinmap leverages advanced total body photography to track skin changes that could indicate cancer, providing healthcare providers with a non-invasive, accessible, and cost-effective solution. Read more about this groundbreaking innovation and…
Miami Inno included Triangulate Labs in its fourth annual Startups to Watch. Startups were selected from among South Florida companies in verticals ranging from climate technology, artificial intelligence, health care, financial technology, and the creator economy. Read the full article here (paywall) For press inquiries, please contact: Marsha Ashley press@skinmap.com
Our CEO, Bill Hall, presented Skinmap™ to the MIT Industrial Liaison Program at the MIT Startup Exchange Quarterly Demo Day. Watch the lightning briefing on how Skinmap can be used to detect and measure skin changes.
Skinmap was featured in RefreshMiami to discuss our mobile total body photography system and how it will help dermatologists detect changes that could indicate skin cancer sooner. Read the full article here. For press inquiries, please contact: Marsha Ashley press@skinmap.com
Skinmap is delighted to announce The Dermatology Group in Mason, Ohio, as a new customer! Founded by Skinmap advisor Samir Patel, Dr. Patel’s insights and enthusiasm have been instrumental to Skinmap’s development. Not only does Dr. Patel lead a thriving multi-office practice in the Cincinnati area, but his practice is now affiliated with Phynet, a…
Skinmap’s technical team is thrilled to announce that the blink comparator is active. The blink comparator shows how the skin changes over time by overlaying a new scan over a previous one. The images of a specific area of concern “blink” to allow the user to see any changes. The ability to see where the…
Triangulate Labs was awarded US patent 11,922,576, “System and Method for Mapping the Skin” on March 5, 2024. This patent protects the unique system of bio-registration of imagery of a living subject that permits Skinmap to acquire high-quality images rapidly and easily, a key competitive advantage.