Neko Technology

Made to measure

Engineered from the ground up

Since 2018, we have built proprietary medical devices in-house to the highest standards, bringing advanced imaging, optical sensing, and precision technology together in one system.

Skin and body imaging

Your skin and body, in panoramic view

Some of the earliest signs of change appear on the skin. Others sit beneath it. Advanced imaging helps bring both into view by capturing skin features and temperature patterns invisible to the eye for further analysis and clinician review.

Skin and body imaging

Your skin and body, in panoramic view

Derma by Neko

Cardiovascular assessment

Your heart, in a whole new light

Meaningful changes in heart function can appear in movements too subtle to see. Optical sensing captures the mechanics of every heartbeat in exceptional detail from a distance. Read about our approach to cardiac measurement in Scientific Reports (Nature Portfolio).³

Cardiovascular assessment

Your heart, in a whole new light

Echo by Neko

Tissue imaging

Circulation, seen beneath the feet

Circulatory change begins in the smallest vessels, long before damage is visible and often before anything feels wrong. We look from the ground up, using multi-wavelength imaging at your feet to reveal changes in tissue oxygenation over time.

Tissue imaging

Circulation, seen beneath the feet

Spectrum by Neko

Blood tests, brought up to speed

Every Neko clinic houses a blood lab run by biomedical scientists, carefully engineered to deliver results within the same visit.

A clinical-grade lab, right down the hall
A custom-engineered transport path moves your blood straight to the lab, so your results are ready for review within the same visit.

Precision, close at hand

Our handheld precision instruments extend the clinician’s reach by magnifying the skin and heart in stunning detail.

Neko Lens

Held to a higher resolution

Neko Lens is a next-generation dermascope, engineered to reveal microscopic details invisible to the naked eye. Multispectral light is harnessed in a powerful optical instrument to reveal hidden structural changes on and within your skin.

Subsurface detail

Using pure light, eight wavelengths from 447 to 740 nm reveal dermascopic features from superficial to deeper skin layers.

Neko Lens

Held to a higher resolution

Subsurface detail

Using pure light, eight wavelengths from 447 to 740 nm reveal dermascopic features from superficial to deeper skin layers.

Neko Stethoscope

State of the heart acoustics

Neko Stethoscope reimagines medicine’s most familiar icon from the inside out. Built to hear more than ever before, it transforms subaudible heart sounds into a digital record that your clinician can listen to again and track changes over time.

Sonic range

Heart sounds span low to high frequencies, and the lowest sit near the edge of human hearing. Neko Stethoscope amplifies them all into range.

Neko Stethoscope

State of the heart acoustics

Sonic range

Heart sounds span low to high frequencies, and the lowest sit near the edge of human hearing. Neko Stethoscope amplifies them all into range.

Where one million signals meet

Each data point reveals a different dimension of your physiology. Neko brings those measurements together intelligently, turning individual signals into one connected picture of your health.

Skin changes

Heart age

Metabolic health

Physical resilience

Diabetes factors

Immune system

Circulation

Engineering

Research & development under one roof

Our physicians, optical engineers, physicists, and computational scientists work on the most challenging problems at the frontier of preventive care. Behind every Neko technology is years of in-house engineering, rigorous testing, and original research.

The experience we envisioned did not exist. So we built the technology to make it possible.
Chafik Driouichi, Chief Hardware Officer

Prevention starts with the individual. Our methods look at biology as one system to capture all pieces of the puzzle.
Mattias Windå, Senior Director of Medical Science & Innovation

We start from first principles. What can physiology reveal, what can physics measure, and what can algorithms make sense of?
Henrik Johansson, Senior Director of Data & AI

Neko Research