
WOUNDS
AITIS is active in both healthcare diagnostics and healthcare prevention. We aim to save lives and improve the health and well-being of our society. Our team provides AI products to detect, measure, inform, alert raise awareness and explainability

More than 25% of chronic wounds are misdiagnosed.
Our mission is to make leading, explainable and cost-effective wound diagnosisAI technology solutions accessible to everyone.
The Economic Burden
Each country has a significant econonic burden. For example, the UK NHS spends over £6bn per year on wound care and rising. Singapore spends over S$1.1bn per year on wound care.
Patient Impact
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Impacts also family and work
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Emotional distress
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Reduced mobility
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Social Isolation
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Likely home/bed-bound


What makes AITIS different?

Our cutting-edge AI innovation accelerated by the AITIS platform for model creation with explainable AI and client-deployment.
AI Innovation

We have completed 2-year hospital wound clinical trials, are published in the IWJ and starting new predictive clinical trials this year.
Clinical Trials

We provide scalable, efficient, cost-effective AI solutions and can offer volume- and value-based or other pricing to suit our client needs.
Cost-Effective

Our Wound APP
Our Wound App helps clinicians assess and monitor wounds effortlessly, no specialized scanning equipment needed, just your mobile phone. Simply take a photo and the app automatically analyses key clinical parameters and delivers clear, easy-to-understand insights within seconds. The AI identifies wound types, measures length, width, and depth and distinguishes tissue types. Available as an in-house or mobile app, it’s suitable for both hospital and home care settings, supporting consistent monitoring for all patients.

SG Healthcare Datathon
AITIS was 2nd runner up out of 80 teams that participated in the SG Healthcare Datathon 2021.

Welsh Precision Medicine Challenge
AITIS was amongst the 9 winners in the Welsh Precision Medicine Challenge in July 2022.
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International Wound Journal
We are published in the International Wound Journal (IWJ)
Our Collaborations




