Opticom Data Research is a small company located in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. We design, manufacture and sell health related products (hardware and software) to dermatologists, university researchers and the general public. Thank you for visiting our Web site.
Free Mole AnalysisOpticom Data Research will use its MoleSense™ software to analyze and compare your moles to 100s of skin cancer images available on the Internet.
MoleSense™
MoleSense is a device with software that measures and analyzes moles on the skin. The software automatically detects the border of moles, measures and analyzes the ABCD features (asymmetry, border irregularity, color variations and dimension) and records the measurement results. You can use MoleSense with webcams and digicams. MoleSense can be especially useful to individuals with dysplastic nevus syndrome.
MoleSense has been featured on USATODAY.com and Intel Corporation has cited MoleSense as a reference (November 2009, US patent# 7613337, Intel Corp).
Skin Cancer Image Viewer™
Using a cell phone or a computer, you can view skin cancer images from multiple credible Web sites (National Cancer Institute, skin cancer databases, universities). Each mouse click (or button click on a cell phone) presents a new high quality skin cancer image, selected at random from these Web sites. Using the Skin Cancer Image Viewer can be helpful to people with dysplastic nevus syndrome.
FloatScope™
FloatScope is a device for self-viewing a clear and sharp image of floaters in the eye.
Eye Floaters Smartphone Application
This application can help you see a detailed image of your eye floaters. The software displays a pinhole that can be pulsed and change in size. Currently available for Android and BlackBerry phones.
Cokin Filter HolderUsing the Cokin Filter Holder, up to four rectangular or circular filters can be mounted simultaneously on any type of camera.
Mole DatabaseThis database of mole images can be searched by mole size or border irregularity. You can contact the owners of mole images to get more information about moles and you can add your own moles to the database. The database is free to use.
The database includes information about moles' asymmetry, border irregularity and dimension (maximum length, perimeter and area).
