The ADELE project (Advanced DEtection of suspicious skin LEsions based on Artificial Intelligence) was established through the collaboration between Hippocratica Imaging, Laboratorio Rocco, and Spring Off with the aim of developing an innovative platform for the computer-assisted diagnosis of skin cancer.

The solution integrates Artificial Intelligence, web technologies, and mobile devices to support dermatologists and healthcare professionals in the early detection of melanoma and other skin lesions through the automated analysis of dermoscopic images.

The platform provides teleconsultation and remote dermatological triage services, improving the efficiency of screening workflows while enabling the digital management of clinical information. In collaboration with leading research organizations, ADELE is developing an intelligent system capable of processing dermoscopic images and clinical data to provide reliable decision support, helping make skin cancer diagnosis faster, more accurate, and more accessible.