What’s happening in the Lab
Partner technologies joining MyTwin, challenges opening, Sandbox projects taking shape and research milestones, step by step, as they happen.
MyTwin Lab at Ynov Campus’s Scientific Council
So many health innovations exist, yet so few reach the patients who could benefit from them. At Ynov Campus’s Scientific Council, Rubens Valcy presented the vision behind MyTwin and MyTwin Lab.
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MyTwin Athlete: a Vigilance Score for tennis players
MyTwin Lab announces the launch of MyTwin Athlete, a new application of the MyTwin digital twin designed to help professional tennis players better anticipate injury risk.
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MyKine turns a phone camera into a physio’s measuring tool
Physiotherapists prescribe exercises to do at home, then have no way of knowing what actually happened. MyKine, proposed in the MyTwin Lab Sandbox in September 2026, turns the phone camera into a measuring tool, without a single image leaving the device.
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Designing an app for visually impaired users was harder than we thought
Accessibility is often a checklist added at the end, a label on every button. When we started making MyTwin usable for people who can’t see the screen, it turned out to be a design problem, and one that points to an app you can drive entirely by voice.
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MyTwin Longevity: know your biological age, then act on it with a doctor
MyTwin Lab announces the launch of MyTwin Longevity, a new application of the MyTwin digital twin designed to help people add years in good health: biological age, organ-system scores, risk projections and a doctor specialised in prevention and longevity.
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Open-source AI for a second look at mammograms
In July 2026, MyTwin Lab opened two challenges on mammography: one to tell whether an image is suspicious, the other to show where. They are the first step of a long road, toward an AI second opinion within reach of every woman.
Read the newsShare access to your medical records, not copies
A missing report, a lab result nobody can find, a document only some staff can open: Sébastien Saliques has seen it all from the hospital pharmacy. With HealthGuard, he is building another way to share medical records, where patients hand out access, not copies.
Read the newsTurning a check-up into scores that say how far they can be trusted
In June 2026, MyTwin Lab built a first prototype of the MyTwin Engine, the layer of the digital twin that turns test results, wearable data and lifestyle into health scores, using published, scientifically validated models wherever they exist.
Read the newsCardiac rehabilitation doesn’t have to stop at the hospital door
After a heart attack, cardiac rehabilitation is recommended for every patient, and too few follow it. Ensweet takes it home, under the supervision of the rehabilitation team. In June 2026, it announced on MyTwin Inside that its post-rehabilitation offer would come to MyTwin.
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From real-world capture to 3D avatar
A new step in building the patient’s digital twin: a full-body 3D avatar, created from a photogrammetric capture in Scan Engine’s studio in Paris.
Read the newsAn early injury-risk signal for tennis, padel and pickleball players
In August 2025, MyTwin built a first model that flags the risk of injury in racket-sport players from their digital twin. Early internal tests on professional tennis data are encouraging. They are also incomplete, and here is exactly why.
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Thirty seconds of speech, analysed for signals of stress
We all know blood tests; Virtuosis AI works on voice tests. Since May 2025, MyTwin has piloted its voice analysis in the app’s private beta: about thirty seconds of speech, analysed for how you speak rather than what you say.
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A first look at a skin spot, straight from your phone
A mole that changes, a dermatologist months away. Since May 2025, MyTwin has piloted Skinive in its private beta: a photo of the skin, the probable types of lesion and their risk, and a simpler way to see a dermatologist, who makes the diagnosis.
Read the newsCheck your cardiovascular health with your smartphone camera
No watch, no cuff, no sensor: a 30-second selfie video. Since April 2025, MyTwin has piloted Saphere, i-Virtual’s vital-sign engine, in its private beta, cardiovascular health score included.
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From PET scan to 3D model
A new step in building the patient’s digital twin: a 3D anatomical model, reconstructed from a full-body PET scan by segmenting the structures visible on the exam.
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