Talk:Oroboros Diagnostics

                

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Talk:Oroboros Diagnostics

Oroboros Diagnostics - instrumental innovation to diagnostic standard

Oroboros Diagnostics

• COMET Center (K1) - eCall - Project No. 47281252
• Duration: 18-24 months
• Start: tbc

About Oroboros Diagnostics

• Oroboros Diagnostics will be established as a new branch (GmbH) with a business plan to launch an 8-chamber medical device (O8k) for mitochondrial diagnostics. The O8k as a medical device is required for clinical use, with simplifications (O2 measurement only) and specific optimizations (e.g. optical sensor) compared to the general research instrument O2k. A medical device requires an organizational platform separate from the research-linked model of Oroboros Instruments.

Aims

• Instrumental development and market launch of O8k as a research device for applications by early testers.
• Formulation and creation of basic documents to start an ISO 13485-compliant product development for medical device. Formulation of a project plan including milestone plan and budget calculation up to CE approval.
• Instrumental development of O8k as a medical device for broader application of mitochondrial diagnostics. Potential development of titration robotics.

Coordinator

• Carolina Gnaiger - Oroboros project management

Network

Participants

ACMIT GmbH Austrian Center for Medical Innovation and Technology - www.acmit.at

• DI Bernhard Nußbaumer, MAS, EMBA - Chief Business Development Officer

Oroboros Instruments GmbH - www.oroboros.at

• Erich Gnaiger, Ph.D. - PI
• Sabine Schmitt, Ph.D
• Verena Laner - Oroboros project management
• Carolina Gnaiger - Oroboros project management

Oroboros project involvement

• Oroboros Instruments is a partner in the network of ACMIT GmbH - Austria Center for Medical Innovation and Technology.
• ACMIT is a COMET Center (K1) funded within COMET – Competence Centers for Excellent Technologies – by BMK, BMDW as well as the co-financing federal provinces Lower Austria and Tyrol. The COMET programme is managed by FFG (www.ffg.at/comet).

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Support

This project has received funding from the Austrian Research Promotion Funding Agency (FFG).