AI-Powered Skin Analysis Redefined

The VM4-01A  AI Intelligent Skin Tester combines 8-spectrum imaging, 20 skin indicators, and smart reporting powered by artificial intelligence. Deliver fast, accurate, and personalized skin analysis for clinics, salons, and skincare brands—raising your consultation experience to the next level.

Al Intelligent Skin Tester—VM4-01A

A6 Al Intelligent lmager: With a research and development focus on solving skin problems, it integrates eight spectralimaging technologies and can profes sionally and objectively analyze seventeen problems of facial skin with flexibleoperations. The original intention of the research and development is to take photos and analvze reports with just oneclick, making it more convenient to operate.

Technical Specifications

Device Name A6 - AI Intelligent Skin Tester
Model ZMLH-A6
Pixel Resolution Industrial-grade 36 million pixels
Light Spectrum RGB white, positive/negative polarized light, Wood’s light, UV, red, blue, mixed light
Light Shielding Type Semi-enclosed
Material Industrial-grade ABS
Power Supply AC100–260V, 50/60Hz
Dimensions 636 × 521 × 489 mm (Folded: 361 × 521 × 489 mm)
CPU Rockchip RK3568 Quad-core Cortex-A55, up to 2.0GHz
Mainboard R10-S6810 motherboard, Android 11 system
RAM Dual-channel LPDDR4, 4GB
Storage MMC5.1, 32GB

Key Functional Highlights

Eight-spectrum imaging presentation

white light

linearly polarised light

negatively polarised light

Wood's Light

UV light

brown light

red light

mixed light

3D photography

front view

left side of the face

right cheek

four skin tones

Multi-source targeted analysis

Two skin measurement modes
Microscopic imaging of skin detail issues

white light

polarised light

Uv light

white light

polarised light

Uv light

Eight-spectrum image analysis

principle of white light

Under natural lighting, visible skin surface issues such as spots and other imperfections (acne, pigmentation, wrinkles, pores, etc.) are presented. This serves as the baseline for comparison with other images.

Principle of Parallel Polarized Light

Parallel polarized light enhances the clarity of skin surface texture imaging and magnifies local details, allowing clear observation of skin smoothness, fine lines and wrinkles, as well as surface irregularities (wrinkles, pores, acne scars, blackheads, etc.).

Principle of Cross Polarized Light

By using polarizing film technology to filter out surface reflection, cross polarized light allows clear observation of various skin lesion types such as light brown, yellowish brown, dark brown, pale yellow, or dark red. It is effective for identifying facial capillary morphology, acne conditions, and overall skin tone uniformity.

Principle of Wood's Light

Wood’s light can penetrate deep into the dermis to detect deeper pigmentation. Melanin does not fluoresce under ultraviolet light, making dark areas appear clearer with stronger contrast, thus revealing deep pigmentation issues in greater detail.

Principle of UA Light

Under UV light, fluorescence clearly reveals the presence and distribution of porphyrins, which can be used for assisting in the diagnosis and treatment monitoring of pigmentary skin disorders, pore issues, skin infections, and porphyria.

Principle of Brown Light

Using RBX light source technology, it reveals the location, area, shape, size, and clinical severity of subcutaneous UV spots on the face. It shows the damage caused by UV exposure and the accumulation of melanin beneath the skin.

Principle of Red Light

Used to analyze subcutaneous hemoglobin and inflammatory pigmentation on the face (such as sensitivity, skin lesions, acne, telangiectasia, and other inflammatory skin conditions).

Principle of Composite Light

Analyzes and displays skin texture roughness and collagen loss through polarized light processing.

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