Faced with significant regulations, rising costs of an aging population and complex testing and approval processes, medical device companies are turning to Voltaiq to limit product risk and drive innovation for safe and reliable next-generation battery-powered medical devices.
Voltaiq enables medical device companies to derive actionable battery insights from dispersed, siloed sources of battery data. Our automated analytics platform works with any battery chemistry or form factor, delivering value across the full range of portable and implanted devices and systems.
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Voltaiq can help you:
Reduce Cycle Times
Decrease battery test cycle times, by identifying issues as soon as they occur
Automate Reports
Reduce the cost of regulatory reporting with automated reports
Speed Up Development
Accelerate all aspects of development aimed at meeting specific design requirements
Monitor Battery Performance
Determine battery degradation rates, battery SOH, and performance to warranty
Spot Issues
Identify manufacturing issues with real-time, rules-based analytics
Decrease Battery Failure Risks
Reduce risk of in-field battery failure
Testimonials
Having a centralized hub for data is critical as battery projects
become more complicated. Voltaiq helps us better visualize our
battery data and enables us to build safer and more dependable devices.
Denys Zhuo
Senior Battery Systems Engineer at Lab126
As demand for more advanced batteries climbs, companies are heavily investing in equipment and human capital to accelerate battery development. However, this strategy is not leading to faster battery development processes: most battery projects still take 3 to 5 years, and time-to-market remains a major project concern.
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