Investigational neuromodulation · Hardware prototype developed

From physics to hardware. Advancing toward clinical research.

MiPhaOne is an investigational non-invasive neuromodulation program. Its initial computational physics, mathematical modeling, simulation research, engineering design, hardware development, and prototype implementation phases are complete. The next stage focuses on experimental performance verification and safety evaluation.

Computational physicsHardware prototype developmentEngineering disciplineNon-invasive neuromodulation
Abstract scientific illustration

Engineering starts with understanding

Abstract visualization of computational research; not a device design or simulation result.

Our research philosophy

MiPhaOne follows a physics-led engineering approach. Computational modeling, simulation research, and engineering design have informed hardware development and prototype implementation. The program is now advancing toward experimental performance verification and safety evaluation, with clinical research planned for a later stage.

Engineering discipline

Research pathway

01 · COMPLETEDComputational Research

Developed initial mathematical models, computational simulations, and physics-based engineering concepts.

02 · COMPLETEDEngineering & Hardware Prototype

Completed initial engineering design, hardware development, and prototype implementation informed by computational research.

03 · PLANNEDExperimental Verification & Safety Evaluation

Conduct experimental testing to assess prototype performance, evaluate engineering assumptions, and investigate safety-related characteristics.

04 · FUTUREClinical Research & Validation

Subject to successful experimental verification, safety evaluation, and applicable regulatory and ethics approvals, pursue appropriate clinical research to investigate safety, feasibility, and effectiveness.

Evidence before claims

Current research status

MiPhaOne is an investigational non-invasive neuromodulation program. Initial computational research, engineering design, hardware development, and prototype implementation have been completed. Experimental performance verification and safety evaluation are planned next.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is MiPhaOne a treatment available today?

No. MiPhaOne remains an investigational non-invasive neuromodulation program. Although initial engineering and hardware prototype development have been completed, experimental performance verification and safety evaluation are planned next.

What makes the research approach distinctive?

MiPhaOne follows a physics-led engineering approach that integrates mathematical modeling, computational simulation, engineering design, and hardware prototype development. This approach supports systematic investigation of engineering assumptions and prepares the program for experimental performance verification and safety evaluation.

Does the illustration show a patient result?

Yes. The illustration conceptually represents how MiPhaOne could be applied to a patient for non-invasive phrenic nerve stimulation. It is an illustrative research concept, not an actual patient treatment or a measured or simulated clinical outcome.

Research and collaboration

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