Point-and-Capture Wound Imaging: Calibration-Free Measurement from One Photo
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How WoundScribe's imaging agent measures length, width, depth, and tissue composition from a single smartphone photo — no rulers, stickers, or reference markers required.
Traditional wound measurement forces clinicians to place a ruler or calibration sticker in every frame, then eyeball tissue percentages. WoundScribe's imaging agent replaces that ritual with a single tap on a smartphone photo — and returns calibrated dimensions plus tissue composition ready for the chart.
How point-and-capture works
The AI-powered wound imaging agent uses device sensor data and learned depth cues to calibrate scale without a physical reference. In one capture it produces:
- Length, width, and surface area in centimeters, with wound edge segmentation the clinician can adjust.
- Depth and undermining estimates derived from the same frame.
- Tissue composition — percent granulation, slough, eschar, and epithelialization.
- Peri-wound findings such as erythema, maceration, or callus flagged for confirmation.
Why it changes the visit
No stickers to sterilize, no rulers to fumble at the bedside, no manual tracing back at the desk. Measurements feed straight into the healing dashboard so trajectory updates automatically at every visit. For mobile teams using WoundScribe On Wheels, that means a complete, defensible wound record captured in seconds — even in a patient's living room.
Every measurement remains editable. The clinician confirms; the agent handles the arithmetic.