Skin Burn Check - AI Burn Severity Assessment
AI-assisted Android application for preliminary burn severity assessment from images.
01 / Overview
02 / Problem & Solution
The Challenge
Initial burn assessment can be difficult for users without medical expertise, particularly when visual differences between burn conditions are not easy to interpret. The project aimed to explore how image-based AI could provide an accessible preliminary assessment tool while presenting the result in a practical mobile experience.
The Engineering Solution
Developed a native Android application using Kotlin that analyzes burn images with a Convolutional Neural Network model. Implemented an image-based assessment workflow that allows users to provide a burn image and receive an AI-generated preliminary classification. Designed the application to present the analysis result in an accessible format while positioning it as an initial assessment aid rather than a replacement for professional medical evaluation.
03 / Architecture & Implementation
04 / My Responsibilities
- ▹ Developed the native Android application using Kotlin
- ▹ Implemented burn image capture and image input workflows
- ▹ Integrated the CNN-based image classification model
- ▹ Implemented image preprocessing and inference flow
- ▹ Developed the burn assessment result interface
- ▹ Handled Android UI implementation, testing, debugging, and application optimization.
05 / Challenges & Business Outcomes
Technical Obstacles
Processing user-provided burn images consistently across different image conditions; Integrating CNN inference into a mobile application workflow; Designing an understandable result interface for non-technical users; Managing model performance and mobile resource constraints; Presenting AI results responsibly as preliminary information rather than a clinical diagnosis.
Measurable Impact
Delivered a practical Android prototype for image-based burn assessment using AI. The application demonstrates how CNN-based image classification can be integrated into a mobile workflow to support early identification and provide accessible preliminary information.