Inn’Pulse provides a pocket-sized, 300 g automated external defibrillator that includes pre‑mounted electrodes and a two‑step operation—detach and place—so anyone can deliver a shock quickly without unpacking or extensive training. The compact, battery‑powered unit expands defibrillation coverage to locations where traditional wall‑mounted AEDs are impractical, helping public safety agencies and other organizations reduce time to first shock.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
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Problem
Sudden cardiac arrest requires immediate defibrillation, but traditional automated external defibrillators (AEDs) are heavy (1.5–3 kg), fixed to walls, and involve multiple preparation steps, limiting their placement and use in many high‑risk environments.
Solution
Inn’Pulse offers a pocket‑sized AED that weighs only 300 g and operates with two simple actions: detach the pre‑attached electrodes from each side of the device and place them on the victim’s bare chest. The ultra‑light, self‑contained unit can be carried to any location, enabling first‑shock delivery within the critical first minutes after cardiac arrest. Its intuitive design removes the need for unpacking cables or complex instructions, allowing anyone to administer a shock safely and quickly. By expanding AED coverage to previously inaccessible areas, the device aims to increase survival rates by reducing time to first shock.
Target Audience
Primary customers are public safety agencies, corporate facilities, event organizers, and transportation providers that need rapid, easy‑to‑use defibrillation capability in locations where traditional AEDs are impractical.
Features
- 300 g handheld AED that fits in a pocket or small bag
- Pre‑mounted electrodes that detach and are ready to place without additional preparation
- Two‑step operation (detach electrodes, place on chest) eliminates user error and training requirements
- Integrated shock delivery system with automatic rhythm analysis
- Compact, battery‑powered design suitable for use in any environment (public spaces, workplaces, transport, outdoor events)