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In med tech innovation, closed-loop systems are one of the hottest concepts shaping the future of care. Devices with closed-loop systems use biofeedback sensing and real-time data to automatically fine-tune therapy, so they can respond to changes in activity, posture, or symptoms, without any manual input from the patient. As John Rivera, our VP of Product Development, explains: “Instead of patients having to change their amplitude or stimulation settings… the system should do it for them.” By removing the burden of constant device adjustments, closed-loop systems give patients more freedom to live their lives—while ensuring their therapy is always optimized. At huMannity, we’re working toward smarter, more adaptive solutions that put the patient experience at the center of innovation.

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Lower burden is better care. When devices reduce manual adjustments, clinic visits, and guesswork, people live their lives with fewer interruptions and less stress. What this looks like: Auto-adjustment: sensing and responding in real time for steadier patient relief. Remote support: secure updates and virtual check-ins that save patient trips. Usability: clear interfaces and training that reduce patient errors. We advocate for features that sense, adapt, and support remote care so relief is steadier and days are simpler. See how we design with burden in mind @ https://lnkd.in/gUg6W244

Today we honor our founder, Alfred E. Mann on his birthday - an inventor, entrepreneur, and philanthropist whose work in MedTech changed millions of lives for the better. Al’s vision guides huMannity MedTec today. We continue his focus on practical innovation, patient impact, and access, building on a 40-year legacy that began at the Alfred Mann Foundation. #AlfredMann #InnovationForGood #huMannityMedtec

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See you at Neurotech Leaders Forum, Nov 5–6 (South San Francisco). huMannity MedTec’s Bob Greenberg, M.D., Ph.D. (Chairman & CEO) will speak on “Navigating the Valley of Death: Building a Sustainable Neuromodulation Business”. The session runs Day 1, 9:15–10:00 a.m. PT. This two-day forum brings neurotech executives, entrepreneurs, and investors together for practical sessions on funding, commercialization, BCIs, neuromodulation, and more. To register and learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/dqPakeA #Neurotech #Neuromodulation #MedTech #huMannityMedTec

When we design a neuromodulation device to "talk" to the body, we’re asking some simple questions: 1) Where are we talking? Selectivity matters. Lead configuration, electrode design, and current steering help us reach the right nerves—and avoid the wrong ones—for stronger efficacy and fewer side effects. 2) How are we talking? As John Rivera, our Head of R&D, puts it, dosing is its own language: "Spatially, you’re looking at selectivity—how do you apply stimulation precisely around a nerve...Then there’s the temporal aspect—how do you dose it? Is it a continuous pulse, some kind of burst pattern, a complex waveform, or a combination of these? And how often should it be applied?” If you’re building implantables, learning the nerve’s “dialect” is where personalization starts. Learn more about our work: https://lnkd.in/gUg6W244 #Neuromodulation #BioelectronicMedicine #Implantables #MedTech #PatientCenteredCare #huMannityMedTec

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