EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

CURRENT TRENDS IN MODERN HEALTHCARE INCLUDE:
1. Increasing computerization—electronic health records demand digital medical data
2. Cost effectiveness—medicine is moving away from inpatient care to outpatient/telemed. services
3. Patient consumerism—patients want data that are portable, accessible, and understandable
4. Third party oversight—demands accurate data that facilitate statistical analysis and lower costs

THE PROBLEM: THE TRENDS CANNOT BE FULLY REALIZED DUE TO TRADITIONAL MEDICAL PRACTICES:
When entering the medical system, patients undergo a physical exam during which the physician
examines the surface of the patient’s body by visually inspecting and touching the relevant body
areas, and these old “eyeball and fingertip” methods cause problems because the data thus created:
1. Are inaccurate, imprecise, subjective, and poorly reproducible
2. Are poorly digitizable and thus not amenable to computerization, portability, and analysis

THE BREAKTHROUGH SOLUTION: ECTOSCAN’S MULTIMODAL 3D SCANNING TECHNOLOGY:
1. Handheld device images, detects and measures surface data including:
a. Color
b. Contour and Depth
c. Temperature
d. Areas, volumes, joint angles, and range-of-motion
2. Registers surface points allowing measurement and tracking of all changes in surface data
3. Covered by multiple patents, from original concepts, through methodology, devices, and uses
4. IP combining EctoScan’s surface data with MRI, CT, or U/S data for full surface-to-deep imaging
5. Platform can be used in non-medical fields, incl. sports, robotics, industry, agriculture, art, etc.
6. Low-cost, easy-to-use technology that includes both a cellphone app and a standalone scanner

THE OPPORTUNITY:
1. Consumer research anticipates widespread adoption in both medical and consumer markets
2. Revenue generation via download and device sales, recurrent use fees, and custom software
3. Expanding revenue generation via access to scan-generated proprietary databases
4. Independent forecasts predict EctoScan revenues into the hundreds of millions of dollars/year
5. Portable, low-cost technology is perfect for use in remote, underserved, or third-world areas
6. When combined with MRI or deep data platforms, will create the ultimate diagnostic device