Breast cancer screening, brought to the frontline.

IntelliBra is a portable, AI-assisted screening system for clinics that have no radiologist on site. A connected bra fitted with miniaturised ultrasound and infrared thermography sensors captures images, and software guides the clinician and keeps the patient informed.

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Late diagnosis costs lives

Across sub-Saharan Africa, many women only see a specialist once breast cancer is advanced. Screening equipment is concentrated in large cities, radiologists are few, and travel is costly. IntelliBra is designed to bring a first, non-invasive screening step to the clinics women already visit.

One system, four parts

The device
A connected bra with miniaturised ultrasound and infrared thermography sensors, powered by a battery and linked over Bluetooth.
ClinicX, for clinicians
A tablet app that guides nurses and GPs through patient intake, the scan, referrals and follow-up, and keeps working offline.
Specialist review
A web portal where specialists review cases remotely and send their recommendations back to the clinic.
Pink Alert, for patients
A bilingual (English/French) app where women receive their results, follow-up reminders and nearby screening points.

Illustrative interface with sample data.

Built for the people and places that need it most

Who uses it

Nurses and general practitioners
Community health workers
Specialists reviewing remotely

Where

Rural and frontline clinics
District and regional hospitals
Screening campaigns and outreach

Development status

IntelliBra is an investigational system under development and is not yet available for clinical use. Its AI analysis has not yet been clinically validated. A clinical study is being prepared in Cameroon to evaluate it.

Connected to the ANORA Cancer Registry

When a biopsy confirms a case first identified during IntelliBra screening, it can be notified to the registry with the patient’s consent, so frontline screening also builds the evidence base.

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