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July 18, 2023 | ResoneticsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Resonetics, a leader in implantable medical batteries, and Resonant Link, a leader in wireless charging, have announced a strategic partnership to provide integrated power solutions for the implantable medical device industry. By leveraging Resonetics' proven capabilities in rechargeable batteries and Resonant Link's innovative wireless charging technology, the partnership will help companies develop innovative rechargeable medical devices that improve patient outcomes.
"Resonant Link's next generation wireless charging technology strongly complements Resonetics' implantable battery technology," said Kevin Hartke, Chief Technology Officer at Resonetics. "Combining the technologies will enable lower profile, faster charging implantable bioelectronic devices."
"Resonetics and the former EaglePicher line of medical batteries are the gold standard for medical device batteries," says Grayson Zulauf, CEO at Resonant Link. "They have continuously pushed the boundary of what's possible, delivering the world's smallest human-implantable battery, and they're also true partners to their customers in every sense of the word. There's a lot of cultural and technological alignment between our teams."
Resonant Link and Resonetics offer both off-the-shelf power solutions and custom power systems designed for a specific application. Medical device makers can work with them from concept through production. Their combined expertise in wireless power systems, rechargeable lithium ion batteries, and micro manufacturing enables implants that are smaller, easier to use, faster to charge, and, in the end, better for patients.
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