
ASL
A wireless diagnostic instrument for skin, hair and scalp, in three configurations with changeable lenses.
Applications
ASL measures and reports. It does not deliver a treatment; DNA Nexus's treatment systems for hair and skin sit on their own solution and technology pages.
Hair, scalp and skin diagnostics for consultation.
Skin, hair and scalp analysis, through interchangeable lenses matched to the area under examination.
Skin parameters named by Aram Huvis for this system: moisture and elasticity, sebum on the U-zone and T-zone, pore condition, melanin, acne (an indication Aram Huvis publishes for this model), wrinkle and sensitivity.
Hair and scalp parameters named by Aram Huvis for this system: hair loss status, scalp status, hair density, scalp keratin, hair thickness, hair pore status and hair cuticle status.
How it works
ASL (Aramo Smart Lite) is a professional skin and hair analyzer built for mobile diagnostics. It combines high-resolution imaging, wireless connectivity and interchangeable lenses matched to the area under examination, and streams live images over a wireless MJPEG connection straight to the connected phone, tablet or PC. From the software, the practitioner starts the analysis, switches modes, captures images and reads the result, all over Wi-Fi; the device's own control buttons let the practitioner drive the same software directly, for a hands-free exam.
Warranty
14 months from date of invoice
Software compatibility
Android, Mac OS, iOS and Windows
Connection
The device's own Wi-Fi network, named in the format ASL_XXXX, printed on the back of the battery compartment
Optical magnification, ASL 100
30x
Optical magnification, ASL 200
60x and 200x
Optical magnification, ASL 300
Up to 200x
Why this system
Connects over its own Wi-Fi to a PC, phone or tablet
No standalone display of its own; ASL runs through whichever device the clinic already has at the consultation desk, on a network the instrument broadcasts itself.
One body, changeable lenses
ASL covers skin, hair and scalp on a single instrument; the practitioner swaps the lens to match the area under examination.
Works across the devices a practice already has
Android, iOS, Windows and MacOS are all supported, so ASL runs on whichever tablet, smartphone or PC sits at the consultation desk.
Remote control covers the whole analysis, not one step
The Solutionist software's Remote function starts the analysis, switches modes, captures images and shows the result, all over Wi-Fi, on every analysis page.
What to know
Practice value
ASL is catalogued in three configurations, ASL 100, ASL 200 and ASL 300, each supplied with its own lens fitting: ASL 100 arrives as a main body with the ASL-100 lens, ASL 200 as a main body with the ASL-202 lens plus a separate ASL-203 lens in its case.
Across the Aram Huvis range, measured parameters include moisture, elasticity, sebum, pores, melanin, wrinkles, hair density, thickness and keratin, plus AI scalp-type classification and BASP hair-loss grading, with parameters assigned per model as DNA Nexus directs.
What does ASL measure?
Skin, hair and scalp. For skin, Aram Huvis names moisture and elasticity, sebum on the U-zone and T-zone, pore condition, melanin, acne, wrinkle and sensitivity. For hair and scalp, hair loss status, scalp status, hair density, scalp keratin, hair thickness, hair pore status and hair cuticle status.
How long is the warranty?
14 months from the invoice date.
How does ASL connect?
Over the Wi-Fi network the instrument broadcasts itself, named in the format ASL_XXXX and printed on the back of the battery cover, to a PC, phone or tablet running the software. Android, iOS, Windows and MacOS are all supported.
Is ASL a medical device?
No, Aram Huvis instruments are non-medical, HS code 9031.49.9000.
DNA Nexus support
DNA Nexus will handle installation and set up ASL on site.
ASL - Aram Huvis
