30/07/2021.

The deliverable “D3.3 Design Guidelines for the compliance of the new total body scanner with Medical Device Regulation” has been successfully submitted. 

28/07/2021.

The deliverable “D3.2 Operational requirements for the AI algorithms and total body dermoscopy” has been successfully submitted. This document presents the functionality and requirements of the iToBoS AI‐based modules.

15/07/2021.

A manual examination of skin lesions with a dermatoscope is the current standard procedure and state of the art in dermatoscopy. This is a highly laborious process, often limited to a small selection of lesions which excludes registering the state of off-lesion skin regions.

14/07/2021.

Do you want to learn more about iToBoS in Hungarian language? Do not miss this article in which we present you more about the project.

10/07/2021.

A patient will enter a room and the scanner will move to acquire images of their body surface, and that’s it! The scanner will look like a series of cameras in an arch that moves.

5/07/2021.

As summer approaches some of us will face an increased risk of skin cancer caused by long exposure to the sun.

2/07/2021.

iToBoS representatives attended Four Years From Now (4YFN) congress. 4YFN is a startups event within the framework of the MWC, aimed at generating networking between companies, suppliers, developers and the market.

1/07/2021.

iToBoS members attended the Mobile World Congress 2021. The GSMA welcomed the connectivity industry back to Barcelona for the first MWC in the city since 2019, both in-person and virtually, held from June 28 to July 1.

30/06/2021.

The deliverable “Deliverable 2.1. Privacy, data protection, social and ethical issues preliminary guide for iToBoS design and development” has been successfully submitted. 

30/06/2021.

The scientifc work "Software for Dataset-wide XAI: From Local Explanations to Global Insights with Zennit, CoRelAy, and ViRelA", with the support of the iToBoS project, has been published.