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Coordinator INKUBATORN I BORÅS AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 2 000 000
Project duration May 2013 - September 2015
Status Completed

Purpose and goal

Through Vinnova´s grant, the project has resulted in: - A clinically verified and CE marked bandage, suitable for the self-care market and general compression therapy - An optimised production - Established contacts with potential customers, distributors and business partners - A plan for commercialization through three segments: medicn, sports and veterinary.

Results and expected effects

Our bandage guides the user in the application to deliver a more precise and even pressure of the bandage. It will also provide the opportunity to let someone with less experience to make the application without risking the patient´s health. The exclusivity of our bandages lies in the combination of our unique material with a visual guidance system on the bandage. A faster healing process, i.e shorter sick leave, providing both enhanced quality of life for the patient and economic benefits from an economic perspective.

Approach and implementation

The Incubator in Boras has assisted the project with office space and business development, and Smart Textiles, Swedish school of Textiles in Borås has provided some funding for materials development. The project manager has worked with materials development and market validation but has also been responsible for, and managed the regulatory elements such as first clinical trial and CE marking together with consultants in the field. The inventor has contributed to both product and business strategies, as well as patent applications. The project design has worked very well.

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Last updated 25 November 2019

Reference number 2013-01088

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