With Google Lens, you can identify skin disease

According to Google, now Google Lens is equipped with a new feature that can detect skin diseases from photos.

According to Tekna’s technology and technology news service, users can now search the conditions of some skin problems in Google Lens. According to Google, Google Lens can show more information if you show images related to lip bumps, moles or pimples, lines on nails, etc.

Google announced in its blog post that it only took one photo and you can get more information about it by uploading it to Lens. Of course, according to Google, this information is informative and cannot be considered a form of diagnosis. In this way, binary skin consultation is done through a doctor.

Google has been focusing on diagnosing skin diseases with the help of artificial intelligence for years. Also, at the 2021 developers conference, he introduced a tool to identify the condition of skin, hair and nails. The tool is now on Google’s site as DermAssistant and is undergoing further testing as a limited edition. Also, the device in question has been able to receive the CE mark as a medical device, but it has not been approved by the FDA.

According to Google, other features have been added to the lens. These features include the translation of signs on the street, the translation of menus, etc. It can also search and find different products in 100 other languages ​​in the world.