Gense offers an affordable and portable self-help medical imaging device for in-depth health monitoring and diagnostic screening at home and clinics. The device targets some of the costliest diseases’ early detection and monitoring, specifically in preventive care and chronic disease management. Developed as a home-based medical imaging modality to assist telemedicine, the imaging scan can be self-administrable by users without substantive operative training. It is also powered by cloud-based machine learning algorithms to monitor liver, lungs and more. Specifically, users can connect the palm-sized medical imaging device to their mobile phones, follow simple in-app instructions for 5-minute radiation-free scans, and share results with healthcare providers of their choosing via a secured cloud platform. The award-winning startup is built by a team of 15 PhDs and researchers from Stanford, Cambridge, and Hong Kong. The team is also coordinating over 8 partnerships with professors on clinical trials, machine learning, biomedical imaging, and mathematical modelling. The startup has conducted successful pilot studies in liver and lung monitoring, with ongoing trials including Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Kidney Disease, tendon disorders, and more. They are also running a Hong Kong government sponsored trial in COVID recovery remote monitoring for discharged patients. Product Brochure: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wjKo3nzmtWBiqmUM7uSEaaa8Ci-JVWrS/view?usp=sharing