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Just announced the release of SweetVision™ HD, advanced endoscope imaging systems!
SweetVision HD 2.0: bigger, better, faster!
Although our blog hasn't been updated in a while, we have been quite busy with R&D. This, despite the exceptional ups & downs I experienced in 2014. All I can say is that it resulted in me having a new perspective and appreciation of life, my family and friends and a new focus on business!
2015 is here and we just completed a redesign of our desktop and laptop imaging systems, SweetVision HD. We’ve implemented cd quality, audio recording (great for speech pathologists and vocal cord stroboscopy); local file encryption and cloud-based, HIPAA compliant sharing services for telemedicine usage; automated thumbnail sheet creation of video examinations; and wireless foot pedal control of video recording and image snapshots.
SweetVision mobile and its hardware development was put on hold to focus on SweetVision HD, our mobile app development and SweetVision telemed’s web portal. SweetVision mobile will be available again soon but with updated endoscope cases for the new smartphone devices that will be coming out. Most excitingly, 4k video will soon be able to be captured and streamed to a LCD monitor in its native resolution. Also, SweetVision HD will be able to import and playback 4k video so real-time, region-of-interest zooming can be applied and still have 1080p quality resolution. This "lossless" zoom will ultimately provide doctors with superior imaging and the ability for more accurate diagnosis of pathologies!
Turkey 2013: taking initiative
Just got back from Turkey after another blessed opportunity to coordinate business and pleasure. While there, I met with Dr. Cem Bozkurt, CEO of Alvimedica, and his team to explore the possibility of collaborating together and utilizing the SweetVision technology. They specialize in manufacturing balloon and stent products for angioplasty procedures and were looking to possibly branch out with other types.
After traveling about 1.5 hours from the center of Istanbul to Çatalca, I arrived at Alvimedica's facility and met with the staff. I had an opportunity to give a demonstration of my technologies but unfortunately, I was woefully unprepared as my portable light source's batteries weren't fully charged and embarrassingly, the imaging was less than impressive. I will never *let that* happen again!
The next day, I met with Dr. Ismail Kocak and gave him an update of my technologies. One of them was a high speed, HD camera that captured 500fps in 720p. When coupled with his xenon stroboscope, we were able to capture exceptional detail of the vocal cords while phonating. He was quite impressed! After demonstrating the high quality and high speed video capture, it made me realize there was great potential for integration of this feature into SweetVision HD. As you can imagine, there was a whole lot of positivity to reflect upon during the plane ride home. It makes up for the 8-hour, domestic flight delay that me, my wife and newborn son had to previously endure!
Let the interest begin!
After the Frost & Sullivan article was published, I have been in communication with a major international endoscope company and received some excellent feedback. While they don't see any immediate need or synergistic opportunities with my products right now, it was expressed that as a larger corporation, they would need to reconsider how to stay relevant with the constant evolution of technology. That was music to my ears as I have always said that by being a small company who researches and uses emerging tech, it gives me an advantage and head start to bring exciting and cutting edge ideas to the market. That type of agility is often not seen with the larger, monolithic entities as after 2 years, they are still trying to recover their R&D costs while newer and higher performing products become available. One such example is how I will be offering an *Ultra* HD endoscope imaging product soon whereas it has been unheard of by the medical sales reps that I have been speaking to. Ultra HD (4k) resolution is 6 times greater than 1080p and 12 times greater than 720p! That in turn provides superior imaging and ultimately more accurate diagnosis of pathologies.
~ Very cool indeed ~

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“Smartphone-based endoscope imaging system with telemedicine and EMR support” Frost & Sullivan - Technical Insights, December 14th, ‘12 Medical & Diagnostic Imaging Technology Alerts
Examining a race horse!
Today, I had the honor of an invitation to Belmont Race Track by a friend who is an Equine Veterinarian, Dr. Michael Galvin. While there, I was able to see how the vets examine the race horses to make sure their airways are in optimal condition for racing. It was amazing to be in the stable with a horse who was quite calm and pleasant despite having a scope stuck up its nose! I'm sure it was due to Dr. Galvin's experience and natural calming sense with these animals of which he truly has a connection with. We will be exploring the use of my SweetVision mobile endoscope system (and possibly my desktop solution, SweetVision HD) once I adapt the endocouplers to my designs. By using this portable system, he will be able to share his image findings in near real-time with his trainers, owners and other vets so they can collaborate and find the best approach in providing medical care to their horses. How cool is that!?!?
Konica-Minolta 3D scanning workshop
Today, I had the fortunate opportunity to take advantage of a 3D scanning workshop that was sponsored by Konica-Minolta. The timing was perfect since (for my new design of SweetVision mobile) I am using the Nokia 808 and had to reverse engineer its exact shape so I could build a custom case around it and then have the first prototype sent out for 3D printing. Before this workshop, my first scanning attempt was a DIY method using the free version of 'David 3D scanning' software along with a LED projector for Structured Light Scanning (SLS) of the phone. My results were good but I think since I used a varifocal lens on my camera, the output was not captured to scale (+15%). I didn't spend much time tweaking the system but if I did, I understand I could of gotten an accuracy of around 0.1% of the object size. Not bad for a total 3D scanning system costing less than $500 (< $100 if I used a line laser).
I hustled down to the workshop this morning and sat down with all my gadgets laid out on the table to stir curiosity. Right away, I was asked if I had a part to scan and after introducing my iPhone endoscope imaging system, they got right to work.
The representatives there were very knowledgeable and informative in regards to the techniques they were using and current state of 3D scanning. One thing that was interesting is how they used talcum powder and a brush on the black and shiny surfaces in order to make them apparent with the scans (I love simple solutions!). In total, they took about 18 scans to create the final CAD file and the accuracy was right on spot at .2 mm.
Looking back, it was a great day. Cheap(er) parking in NYC with my online coupon; complimentary breakfast, lunch and 3D part scanning while learning about cutting edge, engineering technology with industry professionals and lastly, no traffic on the FDR while driving home on a sunny day. For a day at work, it doesn't get any better!
Turkey 2012: business & pleasure
What an amazing business vacation in Turkey! It started with an 18 hour journey that included 2 flights and a car ride that went through the winding mountains of the Datca Pennisula (which is in South Western Turkey on the coast of the Aegean Sea). Got to climb a mountain and shoot a fun video for the upcoming Kickstarter fund raising drive and my SweetVision mobile, smartphone endoscope imaging system. That was after our daily swim in the turquoise waters of Aktur. When underwater there, your visibility with goggles is limited by your eyesight alone – it’s like a never ending pool which I refer to in my mind whenever I need serenity. Enjoyed local cuisine with my family while watching a full moon rise over the mountaintop. Coordinated business meetings for our return to Istanbul while riding on a family friend’s yacht. Traveled to Bodrum to stay with family and see where the socialites vacation.
Istanbul:
Met with Ishak Alaton, founder of Alarco which is one of Turkey’s largest holdings companies and is considered one of Turkey’s most accomplished businessman. The experience was both personally and professionally amazing. Discussed possibilities of project collaboration with Alvimedica, which is part of his medical division in Holland. Also discussed getting in touch with one of his medical device catalog sales contacts for global distribution of products – SweetVision mobile is what I have in mind.
Later, I met with Dr. Ismail Kocak who is considered one of the top ENT doctors in Turkey. He had a beautiful office around what is considered the 5th Avenue of Istanbul. He used very modern equipment there and was most impressed with my iPhone endoscope system. So much, he wanted to buy it there on the spot! This was after he explained that his attempt to do the same with glue and tape didn’t work out so well. To his disappointment, it wasn’t for sale yet but he will be the first on my pre-order list. We also discussed having me design an advanced camera system that will better image vocal cord motion and performance. I have to get some demo systems out to him and if he likes what he sees, he says he will recommend the units to other doctors.
Finally, I met with Ozden and Yasemin Dalli of CDK Medical Distribution. Their company coordinates the distribution of medical devices to different regions of the world and to different classes of users (hospitals, offices, clinics, etc.) They too were most impressed with the simplicity and effectiveness of SweetVision mobile and saw a potential market for that unit. Not only in Turkey but in Iraq, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia! When I was asked what my target was, I wasn’t sure exactly what they meant. Target sales, target market? When specified as to how many I want to sell, I stated my goal was to have this be standard equipment in all global locations that would benefit from it. While that might be too vague for those looking to get a sense of sales potential, it was the most honest answer I could give at the time. With the technological advances seen in smartphones (especially with the lossless quality zooming, as seen with the 41MP Nokia 808!), I do see it being transformative and disruptive in terms of its potential.
Then I finished the trip with traditional Turkish meze in the crazy district of Beyoglu and a birthday celebration with good friends and family. Overall, what an unforgettable experience but I couldn’t wait to get back to the states where I can have a conversation with people in my native language of English and eat food that requires more significant chewing. Time to get back to work and follow up with those contacts!
Selected as one of the "40 Under 40, Medtech Innovators" by Medical Device & Diagnostic Industry magazine!
Super happy today as I was just selected as one of the "40 Under 40, Medtech Innovators" by Medical Device & Diagnostic Industry magazine! It's a leading edge publication who has their finger on the pulse of what's new and developing in the medical industry. Don't mind the mustache in the picture - I was in my creative phase and I heard it helps :-)
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Healthcare Kickstarter Event
Today, I purchased some space at the Healthcare Kickstarter event to showcase my technologies. I was better prepared this time with my rolling hand truck and product displays, although, it was a little disconcerting when the exhibitor next to me rolled out their custom colored drape with the company's logo on it while I had my nondescript, too-short of a table cloth provided to me. There seemed to be genuine interest in my systems, especially SweetVision mobile, my iPhone Endoscope System. The panel of speakers there were great and one topic of discussion that impressed me most was how the VC's and Angel Investors seemed to minimize crowd funding as a viable option and the crowd funding advocates seemed very optimistic of its potential. In my opinion and what I think will work best for me is to see how far I can go independently while utilizing all the modern design tools and marketing resources available as an inventor and businessman. I also will take advantage of my network of industry professionals and personal contacts that I have developed over the years. This will me keep my costs lower and help maintain control over my company's vision which is to provide alternative and affordable endoscope imaging products that will ultimately be used throughout the world. By using technologies such as 3D scanning and printing for prototyping, open-source software for product design and social media for marketing purposes, it has given me a unique and instant advantage as an aspiring entrepreneur and designer. What I can't do on my own, I have been able to contract out to computer programming experts. Eventually, I will need funding but if I can take this as far as I can and compete with the existing solutions targeting smaller markets, I will be in a better business position later.
MD&M East '12: Philadelphia
I had the honor and privilege of setting up space within Dennis Leiner's booth for Lighthouse Imaging! He's an endoscope and optics expert who I have been collaborating with on my new designs. While there and demonstrating my fiberscope filtering and video capture software, he said to a friend who he was demonstrating to, "It's like magic how the mesh pattern disappears!" That felt great to hear that from someone of his knowledge and experience.
Below are some fun pics. I later learned photos aren't supposed to be taken (makes sense) so people were pretty suspicious with me and my iPhone endoscope system shooting away. Innocently I was trying to get some shots with a unique perspective but sure enough, it looked like I was James Bond, undercover and identifying circuit components. Others were quite intrigued and the guys at RedEye Rapid Prototyping were excellent with their explanations of how they are different than other services and how their 3D printing with Fused Deposit Material (FDM) works. Needless to say, they got me as a client now.
MD&M East '12: Philadelphia photos
Note to those attending conferences and setting up a booth. Make sure you have a collapsible hand truck. Carrying 60lbs of technology, unbalanced and what seemed like 20 city blocks was more than a little awkward. I'm surprised security let me in considering how sweaty I was when I arrived with those packages!
Accessibility
The benefits of health care technology are only realized by those who have access to it. If we are a civilized and caring society, then we must recognize that low-cost, technological alternatives have to be available to those who need it most.
Having a portable, smartphone endoscope imaging solution is not only ideal for affordable video exams, archiving and data sharing but also has positive patient safety benefits. By increasing the examination distance between the doctor and patient and not needing them to put their eye up to the scope (which is usual when a camera is not available), the possibility of infection can significantly decrease.
Dr. Eric Kreutzer, Urologist

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Future adoption
I personally see this new method of viewing as becoming the standard to how doctors view endoscopes and share data when existing video and telemedicine systems are cost prohibitive.
I find that the use of remote technology to increase accessibility to resource-strapped areas is not only necessary, but the imminent future of global health interventions.
Daniel Zaltz, Public Health Researcher in Ghana