Until now, the two products were described together as imaging analysis work. They run on different equipment, serve different users and answer different questions, and keeping them under one name made both of them harder to understand.
SkinArch
SkinArch is 3D skin-structure analysis software for LC-OCT scans of the skin. It segments the dermal-epidermal junction (DEJ), presents the layer measurements derived from it, and draws the boundary over the scan so you can see where every number comes from. Region segmentation and 3D reconstruction happen in the same research workflow.
BrainArch
BrainArch is brain CT image analysis software. It connects pre-processing, visualisation and AI analysis in one research workflow. Regions are marked over the original image, so what it presents is not a judgement about a region but which pixels were included.
Why separate them
Separating them also lets each product state its scope precisely. Both are for research use. They measure, segment, reconstruct and visualise; they do not diagnose, screen or assess, and they do not replace clinical judgement.
The split is an organisational clarification before it is a technical change. Nothing inside the products changed on the day the names did. What changed is that each one can now be described, documented and sold as what it is.
Sources
Product lines separated in August 2026.