Otomagnetics
Otomagnetics is developing a non-invasive magnetic drug delivery system aimed at delivering therapies to the inner and middle ear, eye, and skin. Their proprietary technology uses magnetic injection with biodegradable magnetic particles to treat various conditions, including hearing loss, tinnitus, middle ear infections, and eye diseases like macular degeneration. The company focuses on creating innovative, non-invasive solutions to address unmet medical needs across large markets.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
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Magnetic injection delivery platform (device + biodegradable magnetic particles)
A platform combining a magnetic injector device with biodegradable magnetic particles formulated for injection. Designed to deliver therapeutic payloads non‑invasively to inner ear, middle ear, retinal and cutaneous targets in preclinical studies.
Magnetic injection delivery platform (device + biodegradable magnetic particles)
A platform combining a magnetic injector device with biodegradable magnetic particles formulated for injection. Designed to deliver therapeutic payloads non‑invasively to inner ear, middle ear, retinal and cutaneous targets in preclinical studies.
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Partnerships and collaborative development
Collaboration with pharmaceutical companies, advocacy groups, foundations and other organizations for co‑development, licensing or joint research related to magnetic nanoparticle delivery.
Partnerships and collaborative development
Collaboration with pharmaceutical companies, advocacy groups, foundations and other organizations for co‑development, licensing or joint research related to magnetic nanoparticle delivery.
Expertise Areas
- Non‑invasive targeted drug delivery
- Nanoparticle formulation for injectable use
- Preclinical development and animal‑model efficacy testing
- Otic (inner and middle ear) therapeutics
Key Technologies
- Magnetic field‑directed targeting
- Biodegradable magnetic nanoparticles
- Magnetically guided injectable delivery
- Payload loading for small molecules, proteins and genes