Wireless IMDs
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Welcome to our Innovation Hub for WPDT for IMDs
Implantable Medical Devices (IMDs)
Implantable Medical Devices (IMDs) are advanced healthcare technologies designed to be placed inside the human body for therapeutic, diagnostic, or monitoring purposes. Examples include pacemakers, cochlear implants, and neurostimulators, which help manage chronic conditions and improve patients' quality of life.
Wireless Power and Data Transfer (WPDT) enable the continuous and reliable delivery of energy without the need for batteries or invasive procedures for recharging. This technology enhances the longevity and safety of implants by reducing the need for surgeries and minimizing potential complications associated with traditional power sources. Additionally, integrated data transfer capabilities allow for real-time monitoring and communication between the implant and external devices, further improving the functionality and effectiveness of the medical device.
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Help turn tears into smiles….

Leadless VAD/TAH Pacemaker

By empowering patients with life-changing IMDs and advancing WPDT technics, we bring not only innovation but also hope, restoring brightness and joy to their lives.

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Support

With support of leading universities and organizations, we are driving innovation in research, technology, and education.

Education

Courses will be offered in a series of sessions, covering the fundamentals to advanced applications. Each session will explore key topics such as coil design, metasurface, etc.

Event

A series of events, exhibitions, workshops and competitions will be held and published on the site soon. The competition will be throughout October 2025 to September 2026.

Partner

Our partners include leading universities, research institutions, and industry leaders, working together to drive innovation and excellence.

Supported Programs
Preventing Failure of Human Body

Improving Life Quality

Campaigning for change

Technics

Foster Care

Events

Learning

Research & Study

We Need You
Give a Helping hand to those who need IMDs !
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