Future of Labskin14 Mar 2019 12:58
AI is the future of Labskin
Brandon isn’t standing still, either. With the help of artificial intelligence firm Rinocloud, he and his team are building Labskin-on-a-chip, which will record every treatment tested on the Labskin platform and store its effects in a database.
That will give every dermatology clinic with a computer, the ability to take a swab of a patient’s own skin bacteria, place it on the Labskin, run it against the database, and advise what the best course of treatment might be.
Then there’s Labskin AI, a digital extension to the lab-grown skin which Brandon likens to the life science equivalent of Airbnb.
It offers remote contract rental of laboratory equipment from service providers to buyers of those clinical test services, much like Airbnb matches holidaymakers with accommodation, without ever owning the house or apartment.
Brandon says the combination of Labskin-on-a-chip and Labskin AI should take Integumen to the next level as it is a combination of scaling as a software rather than a physical operation only, and he is targeting 150 companies with revenue in excess of £500mln.
That might sound ambitious, but Brandon reckons it is far from impossible.
“There are 3,685 companies that are large enough in the world to fit within that category. So, 150 is more than achievable.”
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