Lumeria builds the Lumoscope, a multi-spectrum imaging device that clips to any phone and captures skin images using RGB, UV (365nm), and polarized light. The device measures hydration, redness, hyperpigmentation, sebum, texture, surface topography, lesion size, and distribution, while the Dermbot AI conducts a 1:1 interview to combine context with imaging data for personalized recommendations. The company is Y Combinator S26-backed and ships the Lumoscope in late 2026.
Lumeria's main product is the Lumoscope, a cutting-edge multi-spectrum imaging device that attaches to any smartphone. This innovative device captures skin images using three types of light: RGB, UV (365nm), and polarized light. The Lumoscope is designed to measure various skin parameters, including hydration levels, redness, hyperpigmentation, sebum production, texture, surface topography, lesion size, and distribution.
Key features of the Lumoscope include:
Benefits of using the Lumoscope:
The Lumoscope is priced at $199 for early adopters and will be available at a regular price of $329. The accompanying Lumeria app offers a free tier, enhancing the overall user experience.