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WOUNDS

AI-Powered Chronic Wound Assessment and Monitoring.

Faster Assessments.
Better Outcomes.
Smarter Healing Insights.

AITIS Wounds is an AI-powered wound assessment and monitoring platform that assists healthcare professionals in documenting, measuring, classifying and tracking chronic wounds using standard smartphones and tablets.

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Designed for hospitals, community care providers, nursing homes and home care teams, the platform provides objective wound insights in seconds, helping clinicians track healing progression and make more informed care decisions.

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How AITIS Wounds Works

The AITIS Wounds Platform uses advanced computer vision and machine learning algorithms to analyse wound images captured using standard smartphones.

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Within seconds, the platform generates clinically relevant insights to support wound assessment and monitoring.

Capture

Take or upload a wound image using a standard smartphone or tablet.

Analyse

The AI engine automatically evaluates the wound, generates measurements and provides clinically relevant insights.

Monitor

Track healing progression over time through longitudinal reporting and patient history.

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Developed Using
Real-World Clinical Data

Developed and evaluated using thousands of wound images collected through clinical collaborations with healthcare institutions, supporting robust wound assessment and longitudinal monitoring capabilities.

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Designed to support consistent wound assessment, longitudinal monitoring and clinical decision-making throughout the wound healing journey.

For Clinicians

  • Faster wound assessments

  • Improved documentation consistency

  • Enhanced visibility into healing progression

  • Standardised measurements

For Healthcare Organisations

  • Improved operational efficiency

  • Better wound management oversight

  • Enhanced quality reporting

  • Reduced assessment variability

For Patients

  • Earlier intervention

  • Better monitoring

  • More consistent care pathways

  • Improved engagement in wound management

Healthcare Workers
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