Periodic Reporting for period 2 - HyperCollar4D (Radical Improvement of Cancer Treatment without Additional Negative Side Effects)
Periodo di rendicontazione: 2023-04-01 al 2025-06-30
- Awarded the product development contracts to key suppliers Technobis High Tech Solutions and Motive Engineering, and engaged project management and QA/RA consultancy service providers to ensure the right team to support Sensius in delivering the project.
- Antenna position simulations have been completed
- First testing done of the water bolus using small & large dummy models
- Setup of robotized test system for engineering of the amplifier
- Test setup for the water and electrical connection between base unit and applicator has been build as functional model.
- Two feasible solutions of the patient positioning have been developed
- Completed derisking of main product development issues.
- Obtained ISO 13485 certification following a detailed build up of the quality management system and training.
- Strong market traction from clinics
Sensius is encouraged by its achievements and remains confident in bringing the project to a successful end.
Sensius is also setting up partnerships with local agents to act as its representatives and continuous to maintain relationships with strategic global partners to be able to accelerate sales when the time comes.
New technology development has also progressed. Multiple grants have been awarded to support Sensius with its future products. Sensius is the lead sponsor of the CARES project. It provides financial support and technology to enable neo-adjuvant chemotherapy dose escalation in the tumor to prevent mastectomy. This project strengthens Sensius’ position as a provider of a modular solution for thermotherapy for multiple body sites and facilitates any clinic’s decision on a positive business case, since more patients will be indicated for a thermotherapy treatment. In the RADIATHE project, Sensius, Technical University Eindhoven and Erasmus MC collaborate to develop improved instrumentations and workflows on quality assurance. These results will increase comfort and confidence at clinics on the administration of thermotherapy and thus lower any adoption threshold. And lastly, the SENS-TERM project aims to develop hardware and software for personalized, quality-controlled thermotherapy planning and treatment administration in H&N cancers, based on electromagnetic fields. The other project partners in SENS-THERM are Technical University Eindhoven, Erasmus University Medical Center Rotterdam and ZMT Zurich MedTech.