Protect your Skin, Embrace your AURA
AURA
A Bracelet for Skin Protection via UV and Cancer Detection

Abstract
AURA is a wearable 3D-printed bracelet designed for both UV protection and early skin cancer detection. It integrates real-time UV monitoring, electrical impedance spectroscopy (EIS)-based lesion assessment, and AI-powered mole detection and classification in a compact, offline device. A UV analog sensor measures UV index, while the AD5933 chip enables impedance analysis of skin abnormalities. A CoreML model classifies moles from user-taken images with on-device AI. Paired with a mobile app via Bluetooth Low Energy, AURA empowers users to monitor UV exposure, evaluate lesions, and detect suspicious moles, combining prevention with accessible, early diagnosis.

Hardware
The Bracelet
- UV Monitoring & Alerts – The bracelet uses a UV sensor and RGB LED to indicate real-time UV risk levels.
- Skin Cancer Detection – Integrates miniaturized Electrical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS), a clinically validated method with up to 90% accuracy in detecting abnormal skin tissue.
- Wearable Innovation – Built around the ESP32-S3 and AD5933 chip, AURA is the first battery-powered bracelet to combine UV sensing with portable EIS-based lesion analysis.
SOftware
The App
The AURA mobile app connects seamlessly with the bracelet via Bluetooth, displaying real-time UV index and impedance scan results. It provides clear color-coded alerts, stores past measurements, and can integrate AI-based analysis to support early skin health insights. Designed for simplicity and privacy, the app helps users stay protected and informed anywhere.

Currently in Clinical Trials
Soon on everyone’s wrists

The Contests
All the competitions AURA has or will participate in

#1 National Science Contest of Luxembourg (Jonk Fuersher)
Top Prize Winner

#3 Luxembourg International Science Expo (LISE)

#2 European Union Contest for Young Scientists (EUCYS)
Special Prize of the Latvian Science Council

#4 National Science Contest of Mexico (ExpoCiencas Nacional)
3rd Place (Bronze Medal)
