Gepromed : A project supported by the European Union
ERDF Project 2021–2027 – Grand Est / Massif des Vosges
"Imaging and Monitoring of Implantable Medical Devices and Artificial Intelligence"
The GEPROMED project is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) as part of the Grand Est and Massif des Vosges 2021–2027 program.
This strategic project aims to transform the safety and performance of implantable medical devices (IMDs) through four complementary platforms:
- Analysis of explanted IMDs: understanding material degradation to improve products.
- Clinical monitoring and traceability: structuring data for better post-implantation monitoring.
- Digital twin and training: developing advanced surgical simulation connected to the operating room.
- Partnerships & certification: integrating healthcare systems and offering new insurance services.
- Overall objective:
Reduce surgical risks, improve the quality of care, and strengthen innovation in the field of MDIs.
Key project data
Total project cost: €7,096,430.37
ERDF grant amount: €4,013,741.02
ERDF share: 56.56%
Implementation period: September 7, 2023 to December 31, 2027
This European funding enables GEPROMED to structure a clinical and technological ecosystem that is unique in Europe, working closely with manufacturers, healthcare professionals, and regulatory authorities.
Acknowledgements
We would like to express our deep gratitude to our funders for their trust and commitment to our cause. Their support enables us to invest in innovative tools, enhance our training programs, and contribute to excellence in the field of healthcare for the benefit of patient safety.
Thanks to the support of:
- The GrandEst Region: strong support for innovation and professional training in the region.
- The European Union: funding in line with the desire to promote innovation and competitiveness in Europe.
- The Eurometropolis of Strasbourg: support that anchors our project at the heart of a dynamic and attractive region.
- The CEA: expertise and a strategic partnership in the service of research and technological development.
A shared vision
These investments reflect a common desire: to promote access to quality training, support the transformation of professional practices, and support innovation for the benefit of patients, practitioners, and society.
We are proud to be able to count on the support of these institutions and to contribute, together, to a more innovative and united future.
