Point-and-Capture Wound Imaging: Measurement Without Extra Hardware
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How WoundScribe's imaging agent captures wound length, width, and depth from a standard phone camera — no rulers, no stickers, no add-on devices.
Most wound imaging tools assume you'll buy something extra: a calibrated sticker, a depth sensor, a dedicated tablet. WoundScribe's imaging agent works on the phone already in your pocket.
How point-and-capture works
Point the camera at the wound. The AI-powered wound imaging agent detects the wound edge, calibrates scale from the scene, and returns length, width, and surface area in seconds. No fiducial marker to place, no gloved-hand fumbling with a ruler, no separate device to charge.
What gets captured
- Wound boundary — automatic edge detection with a clinician-editable outline.
- Dimensions — length, width, area, and estimated depth without a physical reference.
- Tissue composition — granulation, slough, and eschar percentages.
- Serial comparison — each capture aligns to prior visits so trends surface immediately in the healing dashboard.
Why no hardware matters
Mobile providers, bedside nurses, and home-visit clinicians can't carry a kit. A phone-native workflow means the same measurement standard applies in a clinic room, a nursing home, or a patient's living room. Fewer devices, fewer failure points, one consistent chart.
See the full workflow in the imaging agent deep dive.