Virtonomy GmbH
Virtonomy aims to transform medical device development by providing a virtual environment for testing and optimization, ultimately leading to safer and more effective devices.
Founded: 2019 Headquarters:Paul-Heyse-Straße 6 ,80336
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Accelerate clinical trials with digital patient twins, ensure their success, reduce costs and time
Virtonomy’s v-Patients software allows medical device developers to conduct development and testing within a virtual environment. The solution leverages a comprehensive digital twin and simulation platform built on a continually growing database of real clinical data, accurately representing anatomical differences, demographic diversity, and various pathological conditions.
Digital Patient Twins: Virtonomy offers a database of digital patient models created from real clinical data, including anatomical variability and pathological conditions.
Virtual Environment: Users can simulate medical device implantation and performance in a virtual environment to optimize design and ensure safety.
Key Features:
Interactive Implantation: Perform virtual device fitting and measurements.
Statistical Analysis: Access extensive statistics and worst-case anatomies.
Regulatory Support: Generates digital evidence for regulatory compliance.
Streamlined Development: Reduces development time and costs.
Improved Safety: Enhances device safety through virtual testing.
Regulatory Compliance: Supports compliance with FDA and European Commission standards.
Regulatory viewpoint:
The FDA and European Commission show strong support for virtual patients and simulation.
"FDA’s Office of Science and Engineering Laboratories (OSEL) has committed significant resources for transforming computational modeling from a valuable scientific tool to a valuable regulatory tool because of its potential for significant cost-savings in evaluating medical devices, simulating performance under scenarios that may not be possible with human use or that could more effectively be evaluated with simulation." (Source)
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FDA’s support on computational modeling