Stanford's 'Endurance Rhythm' team launches startup company

Over the past two years, the Endurance Rhythm team, an E-team out of Stanford University, has worked on patenting a micro-generator for electronic implants of the heart.
While in the phases of developing its technology for powering implantable medical devices, the team has launched a new startup company, Endurance Rhythm Inc, for its device.
“Although the grant has ended,” said project primary investigator Paul Wang, “The project is continuing. The grant helped demonstrate proof of principle and ready our project for investment/partnership, which we are continuing to very actively seek. The grant was incredibly helpful and an amazing help for our team.”
Learn more about Endurance Rhythm, Inc. Read about the micro-generator.
Upcoming Events:
I2V Washington State
March 12
Washington State University
Pullman, WA
I2V Carnegie Mellon
March 25
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA
I2V Vermont
April 9
University of Vermont
Montpelier, VT
AI2V Rice University
May 17-20
Rice University
Houston, TX
AI2V Oregon
June 12-15
Oregon State University
Corvallis, OR

