The Lumoscope is a multispectral camera that clips onto your phone and scans your skin at home with the same light used in clinics. You see what a mirror can't: a breakout days before it surfaces, and wrinkles changing over time.
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The Lumoscope is a multispectral camera that clips onto your phone and scans your skin at home with the same light used in clinics. You see what a mirror can't: a breakout days before it surfaces, and wrinkles changing over time. Our software then reads that history, connects flare-ups to causes you'd never suspect, and matches products to what your own data shows works.
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Lumeria is an at-home skin tracker and longitudinal skin monitoring device that fuses the multispectral imaging clinics use with AI to track your skin over time and connect you with dermatologists.
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Maryanne Alhallak
Founder/CEO
Founder & CEO at Lumeria. Prev. Founder of 7-time award winning biotech startup (exited in 1.5 years). Beauty & lifestyle influencer (26k+ followers, 10M+ views in 2 months). Published author at 9 years old with <3 years of English knowledge as Syrian Refugee. UC Berkeley BS Bioengineering + BA Economics admit at 15. Prev. strategy work @ Flex, Pfizer, & PBS. Wetlab + CompBio Researcher.
Anthea Guo
Founder/CTO
Founder at Lumeria. Previously Team Lead at Google, leading a 6-person Berkeley collaboration on DeepVariant. Built HPC pipelines at Boehringer Ingelheim. Built Streamind's phone-based pulse capture pipeline. Co-founded Computational Biology @ Berkeley.
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