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Detect Skin Cancer with Raspberry Pi #piday #raspberrypi

Raspberry Pi's LesionIQ project uses a Raspberry Pi-based machine learning system to aid in early detection of skin cancer by photographing skin lesions through a user-friendly interface. The system demonstrates TinyM, an image-based AI tool, and is designed to help patients identify potential skin cancer early.

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A photograph is taken of a skin lesion using an interface designed to be as user-friendly as possible. The system is a demonstration of TinyM, image via Raspberry Pi LesionIQ is a project that aims to aid in early detection of skin cancer. Using a Raspberry Pi based machine learning system, patients can take a […]

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