existing implants with no battery, no surgical workflow change and zero explant risk. An external wearable powers the sensor wirelessly and collects real-time data on load, micromotion and bone fusion. The result is a footprint 250x smaller than battery-powered competitors, opening up additional spine, foot & ankle markets that existing solutions cannot address. The clinical need is clear: approximately 20% of post-surgical patients drive around 68% of total post-operative costs through missed complications, continuous implant monitoring exists to catch them earlier. Starting January 2026, 745 US hospitals enrolled in CMS's mandatory TEAM bundle are now accountable for 30-day episode costs, creating direct institutional demand for this data.

OrthoSens generates revenue through three streams: sensor sales to orthopedic implant manufacturers (unlocking +$1,309 NTAP reimbursement per unit), a SaaS subscription capturing 40% of Medicare's $104/month RPM reimbursement per patient and post-market data analytics. The company has validated its technology across 3 functional prototypes, filed 2 core patents with favorable Freedom to Operate and secured $1.3M+ in non-dilutive funding. It is raising a $2.3M seed round to complete ISO-13485 certification, conduct the FDA pre-clinical study and file a 510(k) submission. The team is led by Gwenael Hannema (3x medtech founder), Dr. Oleg Kotsur (Head of R&D), and key employees, supported by experienced board members with leadership backgrounds at Novartis, Medtronic and J&J MedTech.