Evidence

We are developing technology to address some of the most persistent challenges in colonoscopy

Patent application filed

EAES 2026 — Athens

TRL 4 Prototype

Cambridge, UK

Clinical Problem

Looping, navigation and mucosal coverage

Development Stage

TRL 4 proof of concept

Presentation

EAES Congress 2026, Athens

Next Stage

Validation → Clinical evaluation

OUR DEVELOPMENT JOURNEY

From clinical problem to clinical evaluation

Our development programme follows a structured path from identifying an unmet procedural need through technology development, proof of concept and validation.

PRESENTED AT EAES 2026

Loop Straightener proof of concept presented in Athens

Core Scope presented proof-of-concept development of the Loop Straightener at the European Association for Endoscopic Surgery (EAES) 2026 Congress in Athens.

Proof of Concept

Development demonstrated on phantom-colon models.

Clinical Problem

Addressing one of the persistent technical challenges in colonoscopy.

Next Stage

Continuing development towards engineering validation

ENGINEERING VALIDATION

Testing technology around the real procedural challenge

Core Scope is progressing the Loop Straightener through prototype development and bench-based proof-of-concept work, with further engineering verification and validation forming part of the development pathway.

Prototype Development

Developing a single-use mechanical adjunct designed around conventional colonoscopy.

Bench Testing

Proof-of-concept work demonstrated using phantom-colon models.

Design Validation

Further engineering verification and validation planned as the technology progresses towards clinical evaluation.

CLINICAL INPUT

Designed with clinical need at the centre

Core Scope’s technology development is informed by clinicians and endoscopy specialists, ensuring that the challenges addressed are grounded in real procedural experience.

Looping

Managing recurrent colonoscope loops and improving procedural control.

Navigation

Supporting orientation and direction of travel during colonoscopy.

Mucosal Coverage

Helping identify areas that may not have been adequately visualised.

“During colonoscopy, looping is one of the biggest challenges of the procedure.”

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Protecting the technology behind the platform

Core Scope Endoscopy has filed patent protection covering elements of its colonoscopy technology platform.

Further details of the underlying technical architecture and know-how remain confidential as the technology continues through development.

Patent Protection

Core Scope has filed patent protection covering elements of its colonoscopy technology platform.

Technology Confidentiality

Detailed technical architecture, design and underlying know-how remain confidential while development continues.

Development-Focused IP

Our intellectual property strategy supports the continued development and progression of the Core Scope technology platform.