Boston, Massachusetts, is a global hub for life sciences, medical innovation and AI. With the upcoming World Medical Innovation Forum, the life sciences ecosystem proves once again that the world leaders in biotech, medtech and AI-driven healthcare are gathered at one of the most important global health hubs.  

Dr. Harald Schnidar, SCARLETRED CEO and Founder, will be a panelist at this year’s World Medical Innovation Forum from September 22-23, 2026, at the Westin Boston Seaport District.  

Presented by Mass General Brigham and Bank of America, WMIF brings together industry executives, leading investors, clinicians and scientists, entrepreneurs, and government officials to talk about opportunities and challenges in healthcare: from investment and technology to regulatory pathways and patient care.  

Last year's forum gathered more than 2.000 attendees from 650 organizations. This year's theme, "Innovation at Speed and Scale", puts the spotlight on technologies and people shaping the next generation of medical innovation.  

The CE-certified Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), Scarletred®Vision, and SCARLETRED's agentic ARORA®AI use standardized mobile imaging and quantitative skin analysis to bring clinical-grade precision to skin assessment: from UV damage and pigmentation disorders to broader dermatological, disease-specific monitoring and severity scoring.  

"Scarletred®Vision was built to bring objectivity to a field that has long relied on subjective visual assessment. The combination of standardized imaging with AI-driven analysis sets a new standard in digital dermatology - one that clinicians, researchers, and patients can all trust”, says Dr. Schnidar and continues: “The future of patient care gets shaped at forums like the WMIF. Through direct dialogue between the people building the technology and the people deciding how it reaches patients."

Save the date:

World Medical Innovation Forum 2026

• September 22-23, 2026  
• Westin Boston Seaport District, Boston, Massachusetts
• More information here: https://worldmedicalinnovation.org/

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